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If your shirts are all in a tangle, the last thing you need is to spend ages straightening them out. Our top irons are packed with tech that’ll take your clothes from crumpled to crease-free in a flash. Talk about smooth moves.
Get gliding through the laundry with the Philips PerfectCare 6000 Series iron. Its pressurised power makes short work of stubborn creases, and the self-cleaning programme means it’s low maintenance too. There’s more than one reason our expert picked it.
Click below to bag our expert's top pick the Philips PerfectCare 6000 Series.
Creases are no match for our best steam iron. By releasing a hot mist onto your clothes, it makes short work of stubborn wrinkles, so you can get back to your day sooner.
Expert's pick: Philips PerfectCare 6000 Series
You’ll never dread the laundry pile with our top cordless iron. Just charge it up and you’re good to go – no socket or detangling necessary.
Expert's pick: Tower CeraGlide XL Cordless
Whizz through your chores with our expert’s choice. It’s easy to manoeuvre and won’t tire your arm out after a couple of items. Talk about lightening the load.
Expert's pick: Russell Hobbs Light & Easy Brights
Get the best of both worlds with our top budget iron. It’s got nifty features to make your to-do list easier – and it won’t break the bank.
Experts pick: Tower CeraGlide Elite
Maintenance is a doddle with this anti-scale iron. Its self- cleaning setting clears out any limescale, so you don’t have to. That’s one less thing to worry about.
Expert's pick: Russell Hobbs Power Steam Ultra
Ditch the ironing board with the Russell Hobbs Steam Genie Aroma. Not only does it save you the faff of setting up every time, its built-in scent infuser makes your clothes smell fresher than ever. No wonder it’s nabbed the top spot.
Morphy Richards Easy Steam 333030 Steam Generator Iron - Black
Morphy Richards Power Steam Elite With AutoClean 332013 Pressurised Steam Generator Iron - Black / Red
Russell Hobbs Steam Power 24430 Pressurised Steam Generator Iron - Blue / White
Tower CeraGlide One Temp T22026TL 3100 Watt Iron - Teal
Russell Hobbs Steam Power 24510 Steam Generator Iron - Aqua
Breville Turbo Charge Cordless VIN439 Iron - White / Blue
Tower PureSteam Infinity Xpress T22030GLD Steam Generator Iron - Black / Gold
Morphy Richards Power Steam Elite With AutoClean 332014 Pressurised Steam Generator Iron - White / Green
Philips PerfectCare 7000 Series PSG7130/20 Pressurised Steam Generator Iron - Blue
Tefal Express Airglide SV8020G0 Pressurised Steam Generator Iron - Grey / White
Find the perfect appliance to freshen up your fabrics with our iron buying guide.
Corded irons are more powerful, making them ideal for stubborn creases and heavy fabrics. Cordless models are perfect for quick sessions and light fabrics and save you getting all tangled up at the ironing board.
Check out the steam output and power to find out how effective it’ll be at smoothing out awkward wrinkles. The soleplate material is important too, different coatings help the iron glide easily over fabrics without snagging. Anti-scale systems can save you a cleaning job too, so keep your eyes peeled for that.
It depends what you’re looking for, but lightweight irons can make a great choice for just grabbing and going. They’re easy to manoeuvre, heat up quickly, and glide effortlessly – ideal for a quick touch up or a longer session.
Anti-scale stops limescale building up in your iron, so you won’t need to descale it as often. This can save your clothes getting marked and keeps the iron working well.
It depends on the results you’re after. If you like a relaxed look, a handheld steamer’s all you need, but for perfectly pressed shirts, you’ll still prefer your trusty old iron.
For travelling, there are loads of handheld steamers that are lightweight and small enough to fit in a suitcase. Some models even fold up to save even more space. There are also compact travel irons that are perfect for taking on the go too.
Depending on how you tackle the ironing pile, a cordless model might be right for large families. If you do it little and often, a cordless model’s ideal. But if you spend hours at the ironing board, a corded model is a better choice for you since it won’t need recharging halfway through.
Anti-scale systems trap, collect, or stop calcium from hard water building up inside your iron. Some models use a self-cleaning setting that you can run, others have a tank at the bottom of the iron that attracts any limescale so you can empty it out every now and then. Other irons use replaceable filters that keep the water clean and some have an anti-scale coating that stops any nasties sticking to the inside of the iron.
It depends on what you’re looking for. Steam irons are great for big ironing piles and tricky creases, while lightweight models are ideal for short sessions and quick touch ups.