Black+Decker ICR19XSU 1200W Steam Iron with Self-Cleaning and Variable Steam Control

The Black+Decker ICR19XSU steam iron offers powerful performance with 1200 watts of heating capacity, designed to deliver crisp, wrinkle-free results for all fabric types. Its stainless steel faceplate ensures smooth gliding over garments while providing durability and resistance to scratches. The ergonomic design features a 6-inch wide steam head that distributes steam evenly across fabrics, making ironing quicker and more efficient. The iron includes a 10.8-ounce water capacity tank that supports extended ironing sessions without frequent refills. Its variable steam control allows users to customize steam output based on fabric needs, ensuring optimal results for delicate or heavy-duty materials. Additionally, the self-cleaning feature helps maintain performance by preventing mineral buildup, extending the lifespan of the iron. The cool spray mist feature provides additional moisture for stubborn wrinkles, enhancing the ease of ironing difficult fabrics. The iron operates on standard 120V power and is built with safety in mind, featuring an automatic delay shutoff to prevent accidents if left unattended. The blue color adds a modern touch to your household appliances, and the durable stainless steel faceplate ensures consistent performance over time. Backed by a 2-year limited warranty covering parts and labor, the Black+Decker ICR19XSU is a reliable choice for both casual and frequent ironers seeking efficient, high-quality results.

Features:

• Self-cleaning function helps maintain optimal performance and prolongs iron lifespan

• Steam control allows customized steam output for different fabric types

• Stainless steel faceplate provides durability and smooth gliding over garments

• Cool spray mist assists in removing stubborn wrinkles

• 1200W power provides quick heating for efficient ironing

• Large 10.8-ounce water capacity supports extended use without frequent refills

• Automatic delay shutoff enhances safety by turning off the iron after a period of inactivity