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product_id: 648810731
title: "Rowenta Iron for Clothes, High Pressure Steamer Iron with Boiler System, 400 Steam Holes, Vertical Steaming, 37oz Tank, Stainless Steel Soleplate, Auto-Off 1800 watts, Black Green, DG7626"
brand: "rowenta"
price: "458569CFA"
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reviews_count: 9
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# 1800W power boost 380 g/min steam output 400 steam holes stainless steel soleplate Rowenta Iron for Clothes, High Pressure Steamer Iron with Boiler System, 400 Steam Holes, Vertical Steaming, 37oz Tank, Stainless Steel Soleplate, Auto-Off 1800 watts, Black Green, DG7626

**Brand:** rowenta
**Price:** 458569CFA
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔥 Iron like a pro, steam like a boss!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Rowenta Iron for Clothes, High Pressure Steamer Iron with Boiler System, 400 Steam Holes, Vertical Steaming, 37oz Tank, Stainless Steel Soleplate, Auto-Off 1800 watts, Black Green, DG7626 by rowenta
- **How much does it cost?** 458569CFA with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## 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

- • **Turbocharged Steam Power:** Blast wrinkles away with a high-pressure 380 g/min steam output for ultra-fast results.
- • **Extended Ironing Sessions:** Generous 37oz (1.1L) water tank ensures continuous steam for tackling large loads without interruption.
- • **Smart Safety & Compact Design:** Auto-off, anti-drip protection, and cord management combine safety with sleek storage convenience.
- • **Precision Stainless Steel Soleplate:** 400 active steam holes deliver even, thorough steam distribution for flawless ironing.
- • **Versatile Vertical & Horizontal Use:** Seamlessly switch between vertical steaming for delicate fabrics and traditional ironing.

## Overview

The Rowenta DG7626 Compact Steam Pro is a powerhouse steam iron featuring an 1800W boiler system that delivers up to 380 g/min of steam through 400 precision holes in its stainless steel soleplate. Its 37oz water tank supports long, uninterrupted ironing sessions, while versatile vertical steaming and smart safety features like auto-off and anti-drip protection make it perfect for busy professionals seeking efficient, reliable garment care. Compact and stylish, it’s designed to fit seamlessly into your modern lifestyle.

## Description

The Rowenta Compact Steam Iron for Clothes is a powerful steam iron. This all in one clothes iron with steamer has a high-pressure boiler system that provides up to 380 g/min steam output for fast de-wrinkling. The clothing iron features Rowenta's stainless steel soleplate with 400 steam holes for thorough steam distribution. Designed with a 37oz tank, this iron offers consistent steam power, making it useful for long ironing sessions. Whether you're looking for irons for clothes that allow vertical steaming for delicates or need a reliable iron press for those last-minute touch-ups, this steaming iron is a suitable choice. The compact design, complete with cord management and a fixed tank, provides a space-saving solution. Features like auto-off and anti-drip protection add to the quality and reliability of this Rowenta steam iron.

Review: So Far So Good . . . - This review is for the Rowenta DG7626 Compact Steam Pro I am a home sewer. I make both garments and the occasional craft project. 15 years ago I bought a Delonghi Steam Generator Iron (a.k.a. Steam System a.k.a. Mini-boiler) and found it to be vastly superior to using an inexpensive iron with a water tank in the handle (which usually drips water on the fabric and doesn't make enough steam.) Also, spritzing the fabric with water while ironing is fine for cottons and may work for quilters but just does not cut it if you are trying to shape seams for a garment or working with fusible interfacing. I stupidly broke my Delonghi and I just can't go back to the old type of iron. Sadly Delonghi doesn't seem to make these anymore. The only brands I found with products in the "low" price range ( $250 to $300) are Rowenta and the Reliable "Maven" model. Over the years on sewing forums I have heard plenty of complaints about Rowenta quality. The Reliable Maven reviews also had a number of complaints and there were a lot fewer reviews. While Reliable's commercial steam systems have a very good reputation, spending over $600 for a professional steam iron doesn't make any sense for a home sewer of only average skill and small output. So after reading a bunch of reviews and shopping all over the internet I decided to try the Rowenta DG7626. The Rowenta iron works differently from the Delonghi. The Delonghi had a big metal water tank with a heavy metal cap that screwed on really tight. It then heated the entire tank of water and once the tank had reached the proper temperature, you had lots of steam and it would only cycle the heat on if the water cooled enough. The Rowenta uses a plastic tank in which the water remains cool, and periodically a pump kicks on to inject some more water into the (much smaller) boiler to generate the steam. The Delonghi (which did not have a pump) produced more steam for a longer period of time, but it took FOREVER to heat up to temperature and produce that first blast of steam. The Rowenta has steam in about 3 minutes. The Rowenta design seems more energy efficient for shorter ironing sessions. The Rowenta is ready much faster but the quantity of steam can drop somewhat as it draws more water to make more steam if you exhaust the smaller boiler. The Rowenta does make a very noticeable humming sound for a few seconds every time the pump kicks on. I think the Rowenta system is fine for my individual needs as I am usually alternating between sewing and pressing steps in my projects, but if you need a LOT of steam in a continuous stream without any variation, this may not be the product for you. The Rowenta did generate enough steam to iron a bed sheet while working continuously. (I did that just as a test, I normally could not care less if my sheets are wrinkled.) The only other downside I can think of for the Rowenta is that this pump is another component that might fail over time. The Rowenta goes into Standby mode (for steam) after 8 minutes of disuse which is not a very long time, and shuts off completely after about 30 minutes. The Delonghi had no auto shut-off -- it would stay on for days if I forgot to shut it off. Some people really don't like auto shut-off but I'm at the age now where I appreciate the safety precaution and I will just work with the 8-minute limit. You need to press a button to get it to come back out of standby and it takes a couple minutes to generate steam again. As with both "steam system" irons, when you first heat up, you want to blast some steam away from your fabric so any condensation sitting in the lines from the previous use can be pushed out. Otherwise you get water dripping on your fabric which may or may not be a problem depending on what fabric you are pressing. The instructions say to use normal tap water for the Rowenta which is good because I am not buying special water for my iron. I have no need for "vertical steaming" so I can't tell you if the Rowenta is sufficient for steaming garments on the hanger. There are other appliances designed specifically for garment steaming that don't have an iron, just a wand that shoots steam -- that might be a better buy. Everything looked good coming out of the box and it is working correctly according to the manual. If the Rowenta starts to have problems I will update this review.
Review: RED LIGHT - Please use caution before getting this iron. I could never get it to work correctly. It may be ok for straight ironing, however for sewing it is so terrible, it shuts off and takes forever to heat up. NOT the sellers fault it is the manufacturer and I will never buy another Rowenta iron.

## Features

- POWERFUL STEAM, SPEEDY RESULTS: Achieve fast de-wrinkling with this iron steamer for clothes that provides up to 380 g/min steam output
- STAINLESS STEEL SOLEPLATE: Rowenta's durable stainless steel soleplate features 400 active steam holes for precision and effective ironing with the Rowenta steam iron
- LONG-LASTING STEAM POWER: Enjoy extended ironing sessions with a 1.1L water tank supplying continuous steam power to the clothes iron with steamer for large tasks
- MULTI-FUNCTION: This steam iron allows vertical steaming and horizontal ironing for versatile garment care
- COMPACT DESIGN: Store this compact steam iron handheld easily with its streamlined form and cord management. This steam iron also has safety measures like auto-off, anti-drip protection, and lock

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0D3RHGB69 |
| Assembly required | No |
| Base Material | Stainless Steel |
| Batteries required | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #211,230 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #98 in Irons |
| Brand | Rowenta |
| Color | Green |
| Customer Reviews | 3.4 3.4 out of 5 stars (86) |
| Included Components | Iron, Steam station body |
| Item Weight | 9.37 pounds |
| Item model number | DG7626 |
| Manufacturer | Groupe SEB |
| Model Name | Rowenta Compact Steam Pro High-Pressure Steam Generator |
| Product Dimensions | 13.4"L x 8.3"W |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Ironing |
| Special Feature | Anti-Drip, Auto Shutoff, Heavy, Temperature Control, Vertical Steaming |
| UPC | 023108916301 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Rowenta
- **Color:** Green
- **Product Dimensions:** 13.4"L x 8.3"W
- **Special Feature:** Anti-Drip, Auto Shutoff, Heavy, Temperature Control, Vertical Steaming
- **Wattage:** 1800 watts

## Images

![Rowenta Iron for Clothes, High Pressure Steamer Iron with Boiler System, 400 Steam Holes, Vertical Steaming, 37oz Tank, Stainless Steel Soleplate, Auto-Off 1800 watts, Black Green, DG7626 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/611bZw65ZsL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ So Far So Good . . .
*by E***G on June 6, 2025*

This review is for the Rowenta DG7626 Compact Steam Pro I am a home sewer. I make both garments and the occasional craft project. 15 years ago I bought a Delonghi Steam Generator Iron (a.k.a. Steam System a.k.a. Mini-boiler) and found it to be vastly superior to using an inexpensive iron with a water tank in the handle (which usually drips water on the fabric and doesn't make enough steam.) Also, spritzing the fabric with water while ironing is fine for cottons and may work for quilters but just does not cut it if you are trying to shape seams for a garment or working with fusible interfacing. I stupidly broke my Delonghi and I just can't go back to the old type of iron. Sadly Delonghi doesn't seem to make these anymore. The only brands I found with products in the "low" price range ( $250 to $300) are Rowenta and the Reliable "Maven" model. Over the years on sewing forums I have heard plenty of complaints about Rowenta quality. The Reliable Maven reviews also had a number of complaints and there were a lot fewer reviews. While Reliable's commercial steam systems have a very good reputation, spending over $600 for a professional steam iron doesn't make any sense for a home sewer of only average skill and small output. So after reading a bunch of reviews and shopping all over the internet I decided to try the Rowenta DG7626. The Rowenta iron works differently from the Delonghi. The Delonghi had a big metal water tank with a heavy metal cap that screwed on really tight. It then heated the entire tank of water and once the tank had reached the proper temperature, you had lots of steam and it would only cycle the heat on if the water cooled enough. The Rowenta uses a plastic tank in which the water remains cool, and periodically a pump kicks on to inject some more water into the (much smaller) boiler to generate the steam. The Delonghi (which did not have a pump) produced more steam for a longer period of time, but it took FOREVER to heat up to temperature and produce that first blast of steam. The Rowenta has steam in about 3 minutes. The Rowenta design seems more energy efficient for shorter ironing sessions. The Rowenta is ready much faster but the quantity of steam can drop somewhat as it draws more water to make more steam if you exhaust the smaller boiler. The Rowenta does make a very noticeable humming sound for a few seconds every time the pump kicks on. I think the Rowenta system is fine for my individual needs as I am usually alternating between sewing and pressing steps in my projects, but if you need a LOT of steam in a continuous stream without any variation, this may not be the product for you. The Rowenta did generate enough steam to iron a bed sheet while working continuously. (I did that just as a test, I normally could not care less if my sheets are wrinkled.) The only other downside I can think of for the Rowenta is that this pump is another component that might fail over time. The Rowenta goes into Standby mode (for steam) after 8 minutes of disuse which is not a very long time, and shuts off completely after about 30 minutes. The Delonghi had no auto shut-off -- it would stay on for days if I forgot to shut it off. Some people really don't like auto shut-off but I'm at the age now where I appreciate the safety precaution and I will just work with the 8-minute limit. You need to press a button to get it to come back out of standby and it takes a couple minutes to generate steam again. As with both "steam system" irons, when you first heat up, you want to blast some steam away from your fabric so any condensation sitting in the lines from the previous use can be pushed out. Otherwise you get water dripping on your fabric which may or may not be a problem depending on what fabric you are pressing. The instructions say to use normal tap water for the Rowenta which is good because I am not buying special water for my iron. I have no need for "vertical steaming" so I can't tell you if the Rowenta is sufficient for steaming garments on the hanger. There are other appliances designed specifically for garment steaming that don't have an iron, just a wand that shoots steam -- that might be a better buy. Everything looked good coming out of the box and it is working correctly according to the manual. If the Rowenta starts to have problems I will update this review.

### ⭐ RED LIGHT
*by N***. on November 7, 2025*

Please use caution before getting this iron. I could never get it to work correctly. It may be ok for straight ironing, however for sewing it is so terrible, it shuts off and takes forever to heat up. NOT the sellers fault it is the manufacturer and I will never buy another Rowenta iron.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rowenta pro 1.1L
*by Y***L on October 30, 2025*

Highly recommend. Steam Constant. No splashing water marks on fabric. Automatic shut off. Ironing very fast and smooth (no fighting with clothes fabric).1.1L tank for all week long. No unplug ,shuts itself, no calcification tablets My shirts and pants look like I took them from cleaners. Just don't make my mistake, put stiff cotton under cover of ironing board I used paint cover canvas from "Lowes". No time to buy 100% cotton. With out padding my white shirts took pattern of ironing board metal net. When it ironing, it ironing all away through clothes, ironing cover, thin ironing padding. Value for money the same as ironing quality. Hit level accurately tuned for tipe of fabric. Easy to use. Attention to seller: please put original box to shipping box in future, so no one steel your product by delivery. With quality product you sell, you must make profit ,so you can bring more good products like this to consumers. Iron made in France. Thank you

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