--- product_id: 1610569 title: "Rowenta DW9080 Steamium 1800-Watt Steam Iron Non-Stick Platinum Soleplate, 400-Hole, Brown" brand: "rowenta" price: "63134CFA" currency: XOF in_stock: false reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.sn/products/1610569-rowenta-dw9080-steamium-1800-watt-steam-iron-non-stick-platinum store_origin: SN region: Senegal --- # 1800W powerhouse 400-hole microsteam soleplate 3-way auto shutoff safety Rowenta DW9080 Steamium 1800-Watt Steam Iron Non-Stick Platinum Soleplate, 400-Hole, Brown **Brand:** rowenta **Price:** 63134CFA **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > 💨 Iron smarter, not harder — steam your way to crisp perfection! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Rowenta DW9080 Steamium 1800-Watt Steam Iron Non-Stick Platinum Soleplate, 400-Hole, Brown by rowenta - **How much does it cost?** 63134CFA with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sn](https://www.desertcart.sn/products/1610569-rowenta-dw9080-steamium-1800-watt-steam-iron-non-stick-platinum) ## Best For - rowenta enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted rowenta brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Smart Fabric Control:** LED display and fabric-select dial automatically adjust temperature and steam for perfect results. - • **Ergonomic & Ready to Go:** Large 10.4 oz water tank, 7-ft swivel cord, and vertical steam for effortless ironing on the go. - • **Safety Meets Convenience:** 3-way auto shutoff plus anti-drip and anti-calc systems protect your iron and your peace of mind. - • **Turbocharged Steam Power:** 1800 watts with 30% more steam penetration for ultra-efficient wrinkle removal. - • **Precision Platinum Soleplate:** Microsteam 400-hole design ensures smooth glide and targeted steam delivery on all fabrics. ## Overview The Rowenta DW9080 Steamium is a premium 1800-watt steam iron featuring advanced steam force technology that delivers 30% more steam through a 400-hole platinum soleplate. Designed for professionals who demand precision, it offers an LED fabric-select dial for automatic steam and temperature control, a large water tank for extended use, and a 3-way auto shutoff for safety. Made in Germany with anti-drip and anti-calc systems, this iron combines power, durability, and smart features to elevate your ironing experience. ## Description New from Rowenta, the DW9080 steamium iron with new steam force technology. The steam force technology is a new pump injection technology that forces steam into the fabrics; pushing 30-percent more steam into the heart of the fabric. High performance steam for efficient ironing; steam on demand with ergonomically designed trigger; one touch temperature setting/led display; one touch controls for ideal steam and temperature selection; steam output is automatically adjusted based on fabric selection; fabric selection on front of iron for maximum visibility and control; led display at forefront of iron for easy temperature selection and monitoring. Loaded with features, the DW9080 steamium iron has the following: 3-way smart automatic shut off-switches iron off in 8-minutes if left vertically, 30-seconds if left horizontally, 30-seconds if tipped over. An easy to fill, large 10-4/5-ounce water tank ; 1800watts of power provides a powerful vertical steam-allowing the iron to be used in an upright position to remove wrinkles from hanging garments; burst of steam-producing effective wrinkle removal from difficult fabrics and variable steam-allowing steam output to be adjusted in demand. The cool spray mist provides a light mist to remove stubborn wrinkles. The microsteam 400 platinum precision soleplate is stainless steel coated with ultra-thin silicate coating; platinum soleplates have a tougher, smoother surface with excellent non-stick and scratch resistant properties. The high precision tip on the soleplate is perfect for hard to reach areas. The anti-drip system helps prevent spitting and leaking when thermostat is on a low setting. The self clean system flushes out loose mineral deposits ensuing optimal performance. The integrated anti calc system will extend the life of the iron. The iron has a 7-feet electrical cord with 360-degree pivot, it has a handle that is ergonomically designed for maximum comfort and comes with a 1-year warranty.Note: The steam iron would take 45 seconds to heat up. Instruction to be followed: Open the water inlet and fill the water tank with tap waterClose the water inletPlug the ironAn orange light turns on at the base of the handle, meaning the iron is heating upAdjust the thermostat by selecting the type of your garmentMeanwhile the screen indicated you what you have selected , in greenWhen the orange light turns off, the iron is ready to go Press the trigger below the handle to get continuous steam on your fabricUse the extra burst of steam or spray, 2 bottoms on the top of the handle if neededWhile the work is finished, unplug the iron and empty the water tank for long lasting productWait until the soleplate is cooling down before storing your iron Review: Wow. I think I am in love - Have been using this new iron for a couple of weeks now. It was purchased as a replacement another 10 year old Rowenta. I was looking to upgrade the quality and find a true workhorse iron, and boy did I find it. I agree with the other reviews that recommend buying the Rowenta that is made in Germany versus the China manufactured irons. The weight and performance is very different. So is the pricepoint, but don't be afraid to spend a little money to get the best. I have used this for several functions: One: I usually wear suits to work and get those creases begind the knees, in the elbows of the jacket, and across the back where you sit. The vertical steam is powerful and all I have to do at the end of the day is hang the jacket, blast it a couple of times with the steam, let it cool over night and rehang it in the closet in the morning. Very easy and saves pressing at the dry cleaners. It also works to easily remove folding wrinkles from sweaters and knits. Two: I am a home sewer and crafter. I make quilts, sew and alter garments, and craft gifts in fabric for my friends. As a regular iron, you get high performance. Setting and pressing seams is simple and easy. The iron heats up quickly and stays ready for a long time without shutting off while oyu run back and forth to the sewing machine. Three: I still iron some shirts and especially like a freshly ironed pillowcase. In seconds the pillowcases are crist and readt for the bed. I have also started ironing the fold down on my sheets and the bed looks beautiful. You can do it right on the bed even after it is made. Without a doubt worth every penny. It is like having an assistant to all your ironing chores. If you are looking for an iron that stands up to heavy use, this is for you. Review: Have to depress handle for constant steam; not the best idea - BORING HISTORY OF PREVIOUS IRONS: This is my third Rowenta iron. My first was 1800 watts, might have been a DZ9080(?) and I loved the amount of steam it would generate. Alas, it began to leak water after less than two years. I purchased another Rowenta - the large plate and amount of steam really make ironing much easier and I iron A LOT. My next was the DW8080. This model is 1700 watts and I could tell a difference in the amount of steam, sadly. But it was still a good iron. Right up until about a year and a half later when it also began to leak water. This time I realized the leaking was tied to the iron turning off. When these babies go lukewarm, they leak. I disassembled the bottom and saw where the power cord was shorting out in a spot where it is crimped inside before it is separated into connections. I was able to stabilize the short with electrical tape and moved the cord further into the bottom of the iron and crimped a new section. That bought me another year. This time I was unable to fix the short. I've considered cutting the cord and completely re-wiring so I can hand off to my daughter. Yeah. It's on "the list". THE DW9080: So far the iron is operating well. It does not generate as much steam as my first 1800 watt model, which is a bummer. But, the soleplate works well on different fabrics and it does generate a fair amount of steam. Whereas previous models allowed me to set pretty much constant steam via a button on top of the handle, this model requires depressing a large button on the bottom of the handle. You have to grasp it continually to get the amount of steam a button used to generate. I have had to learn how to relax my hand in a closed position too get ironing done without my hand cramping. I do not know why they added this un-improvement. It would seem that none of them do much ironing? I will use this iron until it dies the death I have come to expect. Then, I think I will try something new. ## Features - 1800-watt iron with advanced steam force technology for 30-percent more steam - Microsteam 400-hole platinum soleplate; one-touch steam and temperature selection - LED display; fabric-select dial; vertical steam; 10-4/5-ounce water tank; anti-drip system - Steam on demand; burst-of-steam and cool-spray-mist functions; 3-way auto shut-off - Measures 11-2/5 by 5 by 6 inches; 1-year limited warranty - Made in Germany ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B002MCYXA2 | | Base Material | Platinum | | Brand | Rowenta | | Brand Name | Rowenta | | Color | Terracotta | | Customer Reviews | 3.6 out of 5 stars 489 Reviews | | Frequency | 50 Hz | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00014501162136 | | Item Weight | 4.8 Pounds | | Manufacturer | Groupe Seb | | Model Name | DW9080U1 | | Model Number | 1110030022 | | Part Number | 1110030022 | | Recommended Uses For Product | Steam Iron | | Special Feature | Auto Shutoff | | Special Features | Auto Shutoff | | Style | Ergonomically | | UPC | 014501162136 | | Voltage | 120 Volts | | Warranty Description | One-year. | | Wattage | 18 watts | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Rowenta - **Color:** Terracotta - **Recommended Uses For Product:** Steam Iron - **Special Feature:** Auto Shutoff - **Wattage:** 18 watts ## Images ![Rowenta DW9080 Steamium 1800-Watt Steam Iron Non-Stick Platinum Soleplate, 400-Hole, Brown - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81crnom4HRL.jpg) ![Rowenta DW9080 Steamium 1800-Watt Steam Iron Non-Stick Platinum Soleplate, 400-Hole, Brown - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91CndMjou5L.jpg) ![Rowenta DW9080 Steamium 1800-Watt Steam Iron Non-Stick Platinum Soleplate, 400-Hole, Brown - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/31BuLPepiKL.jpg) ![Rowenta DW9080 Steamium 1800-Watt Steam Iron Non-Stick Platinum Soleplate, 400-Hole, Brown - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/21QMUQqMloL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: How do I stop the iron from leaking?** A: We have no leaking at all from this iron, having had it for quite a long time now. Don't know how long you have had yours, but they are warranted for 1 year. **Q: Does it work by electricity 220v** A: The product manual indicates you may only use the product with the specific power requirements that are specified ...mine said 120V **Q: what is the warranty?** A: It is warranted by the Manufacturer for 1-year from the Purchase Date against defects in material and workmanship. **Q: Is an extended warranty available for this iron? For this price, I would like some additional assurance.** A: I have owned 2 Rowenta irons. Both were purchased at sources other than Amazon. I don't recall being offered an extended warranty either time. The first died before the warranty ended and was replaced at the retail outlet. The second died not long after the warranty period. I replaced it with another brand from Amazon. In my opinion user reviews on Amazon are more valuable than extended warranties which are, in reality, insurance policies for extended life. I suggest anyone considering this question read Wikipedia on Extended Warranties then make a judgement about buying a product after reading both good and bad Amazon customer reviews which I have found very valuable. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wow. I think I am in love *by M***K on October 26, 2012* Have been using this new iron for a couple of weeks now. It was purchased as a replacement another 10 year old Rowenta. I was looking to upgrade the quality and find a true workhorse iron, and boy did I find it. I agree with the other reviews that recommend buying the Rowenta that is made in Germany versus the China manufactured irons. The weight and performance is very different. So is the pricepoint, but don't be afraid to spend a little money to get the best. I have used this for several functions: One: I usually wear suits to work and get those creases begind the knees, in the elbows of the jacket, and across the back where you sit. The vertical steam is powerful and all I have to do at the end of the day is hang the jacket, blast it a couple of times with the steam, let it cool over night and rehang it in the closet in the morning. Very easy and saves pressing at the dry cleaners. It also works to easily remove folding wrinkles from sweaters and knits. Two: I am a home sewer and crafter. I make quilts, sew and alter garments, and craft gifts in fabric for my friends. As a regular iron, you get high performance. Setting and pressing seams is simple and easy. The iron heats up quickly and stays ready for a long time without shutting off while oyu run back and forth to the sewing machine. Three: I still iron some shirts and especially like a freshly ironed pillowcase. In seconds the pillowcases are crist and readt for the bed. I have also started ironing the fold down on my sheets and the bed looks beautiful. You can do it right on the bed even after it is made. Without a doubt worth every penny. It is like having an assistant to all your ironing chores. If you are looking for an iron that stands up to heavy use, this is for you. ### ⭐⭐⭐ Have to depress handle for constant steam; not the best idea *by K***P on March 19, 2014* BORING HISTORY OF PREVIOUS IRONS: This is my third Rowenta iron. My first was 1800 watts, might have been a DZ9080(?) and I loved the amount of steam it would generate. Alas, it began to leak water after less than two years. I purchased another Rowenta - the large plate and amount of steam really make ironing much easier and I iron A LOT. My next was the DW8080. This model is 1700 watts and I could tell a difference in the amount of steam, sadly. But it was still a good iron. Right up until about a year and a half later when it also began to leak water. This time I realized the leaking was tied to the iron turning off. When these babies go lukewarm, they leak. I disassembled the bottom and saw where the power cord was shorting out in a spot where it is crimped inside before it is separated into connections. I was able to stabilize the short with electrical tape and moved the cord further into the bottom of the iron and crimped a new section. That bought me another year. This time I was unable to fix the short. I've considered cutting the cord and completely re-wiring so I can hand off to my daughter. Yeah. It's on "the list". THE DW9080: So far the iron is operating well. It does not generate as much steam as my first 1800 watt model, which is a bummer. But, the soleplate works well on different fabrics and it does generate a fair amount of steam. Whereas previous models allowed me to set pretty much constant steam via a button on top of the handle, this model requires depressing a large button on the bottom of the handle. You have to grasp it continually to get the amount of steam a button used to generate. I have had to learn how to relax my hand in a closed position too get ironing done without my hand cramping. I do not know why they added this un-improvement. It would seem that none of them do much ironing? I will use this iron until it dies the death I have come to expect. Then, I think I will try something new. ### ⭐ The cord is problematic (and the iron may stop working) *by C***K on October 4, 2013* First, I rarely use this iron; it is my wife's favorite, she really loves it. She thinks it is the best she has ever had (previously another Rowenta, and a Black & Decker) but after two years of use it quit. All of a sudden it stopped heating. The display started changing the setting indications randomly and then simply went dead. I checked it out and found out that the cord had developed a discontinuity. Right where the cord enters the iron there is a plastic clamp that mounts the cord to the body of the iron. This clamp holds the cord by pinching it. But the way it is pinching it, is that one side of the clamp is like a channel groove and the other is like a knife that matches the channel by going right inside the groove and it is pretty sharp. So as we were using the iron moving it forth and back, the cord was wiggling, and over time the wire threads inside the cord got cut right at the point where it was clamped inside the iron. The cord looked fine and by inspection I was not able to see anything wrong with it but when I tested it for continuity it was dead and when by wiggling it I could get some intermittent connection. I took out the two screws that hold the clamp closed and disconnected the wire and then I made an incision along the wire. Sure enough, right at the point where it was clamped, the threads were cut and it was black from arching when wiggled. So in my case it was pretty simple and I suppose that fixing it means eventually just shortening the cord about 3 inches to remove the old pinching point because otherwise the control board and everything else are fine. Now, don't go fooling around with the insides of an iron if you are not qualified because you can hurt yourself or put your house on fire. You should take it to a qualified technician and *if* your problem is because of this same reason, then he should be able to fix it fairly easily by shortening the cord by about 3 inches and using two new crimp connectors (if the old crimp connectors can be carefully removed so that the blue and red wires don't get too short). However, some technicians depending on warranty policies may just have to change the whole handle assembly. So, the wife says it is wonderful and works like a dream, satisfying steam production, easy gliding, best ironing ever (while it worked of course), but the above problem is bad design and it is quite likely to present itself given the mechanics of its operation. The plastic sleeve that guides the cord into the iron is a joke. It is not mounted in a stationary way on the iron; it floats freely in its seat and so most of the cord's motion is transferred to the stationary clamp that is inside the iron at the base of the sleeve's seat. Well, how much can you wiggle a wire which you are holding sharply pinched before it gives up? My opinion is that the design of that part is really bad and such an expensive iron should not have such a ridiculous flaw. I personally like the old B&D - which the wife snobs since she discovered the Rowentas. But I never had to repair any of the B&Ds (two, which still work fine) but I did have to repair *both* the Rowentas. --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.sn/products/1610569-rowenta-dw9080-steamium-1800-watt-steam-iron-non-stick-platinum](https://www.desertcart.sn/products/1610569-rowenta-dw9080-steamium-1800-watt-steam-iron-non-stick-platinum) --- *Product available on Desertcart Senegal* *Store origin: SN* *Last updated: 2026-07-31*