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DeLonghy Stiromeglio Compact PRO 300 Review
The DeLonghi Stiromeglio Compact PRO 300 improves upon previous steam irons with its enhanced pressurized boiler, constructed to convert even harsh tap water into steam.

With an adjustable thermostat and varying steam levels, the professional ironing system accommodates a wide variety of fabrics, ranging from delicate silks to cotton and linen. The well-designed iron handle adapts for left- and right-handed users alike.



The professional-quality ironing system with pressurized boiler gives you fresh, perfectly ironed garments every time.



The very high volume of dry, powerful steam makes ironing quicker and more effective leaving dampness. It features the first double-material boiler made of a stainless-steel upper and super-alloy bottom that allows tap water to be used without the risk of valve occlusion.



Here are some great features of the DeLonghi Stiromeglio Compact PRO 300 :

§ Steam iron with pressurized boiler for quick ironing and professional treatment from DeLonghi

§ Heavy-duty aluminum soleplate with satin finish for effortless ironing motion; adjustable thermostat and steam emission

§ Boiler crafted with stainless-steel top and super-alloy bottom for enhanced heat production; operates well with tap water

§ Adapts for right- and left-handed users, as well as for vertical steaming with drapes or fabric wallpaper

The professional cork handle provides hours of fatigue-free ironing, and the steam tube can be attached to either side of the boiler to accomodate either left- or right-handed people. All this and more in a beautiful professional ironing system that is backed by a three-year guarantee.





Here’s what one of the owners had to say about the DeLonghi Stiromeglio Compact PRO 300 :



We just got this product and we love it! The iron generates really powerful steam that reduces time by half. The steam iron per se is really light, which helps as well.

We used to spend no more than $50 for an iron that we would throw away after 1-2 years of frustration: heavy, not powerful (always check wattage before buying an iron!) and losing ability to deliver heat over time. (A. Raffo)