Laurastar Lift Steam Iron

I bought the Laurastar Lift just over a month ago and absolutely love this iron. The steam is amazing. It is much easier to use than I anticipated. Heats up quickly and stays hot

I saw a demo of this at a quilt show and was amazed. I had never seen one in action before. Pretty amazing. I am a quilter and it does indeed press seams super flat and gets wrinkles out quickly. It is expensive but I hope it will last for years and years! I love how portable it is to get wrinkles out of my batting and backing. Can take right to the long arm frame. I do wish I had saw they had refurbished machines before I bought mine. The other con is the fact that you have to use spring water and their filters if you have well water.

Takes a little getting use to compared to the old way to iron fabric but so much more satisfying and efficient.

Compact design, efficient and a real time saver for a senior. Fits in the closet nicely. Very compact. Great way to look professionally dressed for social events, night out, family events without spending much effort.

I bought this iron 1 month ago and really like its features, the steam is dry and powerful! I like the ability to add water without turning the iron off, and the best is continuous mode without automatic shutoff. I am able to o press seams flat and wrinkles out on the first pass.

Love this steamer. Helps with getting wrinkles out of backings and smooth out less than perfect quilt tops

I've had my LS Lift for some time now, and I'm still in love with it and how well it works. I'm a quilter, and I've never had such flat seams with other irons. Whether pressing my quilt pieces or touching up wrinkled clothing, the LauraStarr Lift does a fabulous job!

I've had my Laurastar Lift for at least 3 years now and it hasn't let me down yet. I love being able to do fusible applique without a pressing cloth. I trusted it to kill germs during the pandemic and still do. It was a big investment, but one I'm glad I made.

After 20 years I replaced my Laurastar iron board and iron. Not because it did not function anymore, but because I was fed up with using a transformer for my European 220v iron. So I bought myself an US Laurastar iron that I can just plug in directly. And it works like a charm, again!