PHILIPS DST5030/20 STEAM IRON HV-SOLPL(BLUE)

Philips 5000 Series DST5030/20 Iron

• A high-quality steam iron with a non-scratch SteamGlide Plus ironing surface.
• The Philips 5000 Series DST5030/20 iron has built-in descaling for high-quality ironing every day.
• You can also iron vertically - an easy way to iron things like curtains.
• 2,400W – efficient and heats up quickly.
• Even difficult wrinkles can be straightened with the iron's powerful additional steam.

The Philips 5000 series is a real everyday life-saver. Even difficult wrinkles can be straightened with the iron's powerful additional steam. It’s a high-quality steam iron with a non-scratch SteamGlide Plus ironing surface and integrated limescale removal.

Iron horizontally and vertically. Thanks to the drip lock function, you don't have to worry about stains caused by water drops when ironing delicate materials at a low temperature. With this iron, you can iron horizontally and vertically, making it suitable for hanging-textiles such as curtains.

Descaling function. The Philips DST5030/20 iron has a descaling system that removes lime deposits from the iron. Use this function once a month together with regular tap water, and the iron will remain in excellent condition year after year.

About the Philips 5000 Series DST5030/20 Iron

• Additional steam at 180 g/min easily removes even the most stubborn wrinkles.
• Continuous steam at 45 g/min helps you remove wrinkles faster.
• 2,400W – the iron heats up quickly.
• Large 320 ml water tank - iron many clothes at a time.
• SteamGlide Plus – the non-scratch surface glides well.

Ironing tips

• Fabrics with things like decorative stitches, sequins or lace should be ironed at a low temperature.
• If you are unsure about the materials, first start with the lowest temperature in an unnoticeable place and gradually increase the temperature until you get a good result.
• Never iron a garment with sweat stains or other stains. The heat presses the stains and discolorations onto the fabric, and they can no longer be removed.
• Many fabrics are easier to iron when they are slightly damp. For example, silk should always be ironed with steam.