I don't have that one so I can't give a review. I do have a little one with about a 1" ironing area, great for corners and pressing seams open. But honestly, I don't use it as much as I thought I would.

I have one of the little ones on a wand..is that what you are talking about? I don't use it at all as I like to use a steam iron. BUT I think it would be good for tiny little areas if I'd just get it out & use it!

I have one, it works ok, it is not something I need so much, it is just cute because of the size.I can do without it.***

Hi I have the little wand one and a mini steam one that looks like the big irons. The wand one is great for pressing seams open and gluing on crystals and the mini one was great for when I was doing a project and pressing inbetween to open seams and press out the wrinkles with the steam. I like it becuse you don't have to lug out the big iron and board. Hope it helps. Suzanne

I have a wand one never used it also have a little travel iron never used it either I just get out the ironing board and iron My iron shuts it self off afer a few minures and that is goos as I am bad to forget I have it on.

Hi, I have one of the little ones like that, I bought it at Hancock fabrics. It doesn't generate enough heat to really do anything. I let my granddaughter play with it, so that shows how much I use it.

This must be a new product. I'd be interested in hearing someone who has one, too. I have the tiny clover iron that I use while quilting to iron the seams to one side and to make binding sometimes.

This is the one I have.

I have the one that 'sewmom' put the link up on. I RARELY use it, typically only for pressing seams open that are in tight places and for adhereing small patches on things. It does get pretty hot. It was kind of an expensive item ($20.00) for the number of times I've used it over the past 5 or so years. I guess it just depends on what specific purpose you feel you need it for. Good Luck. ~Rita

I have had one for years. Great when working on doll clothes I make for the ceremic dolls I also make. Also have used it to iron seams open on quilt blocks I am working on. Mine gets hot enough my husband had to make a stand for me to put it. I also have a small steam iron. It works but I like the wand one better.

I have one that I purchased at Michaels and I love it. Great for getting into tight spaces. Also for quilting - to open up the seams. It gets really hot though, you have to be careful. Frannie

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I have the mini and I use it a lot. I liked it well enough that I bought the newer one where you can change the tips and the little iron is bigger. Depends on what you're going to do with it, but I love mine. I don't use the mini anymore being I got the bigger one.

I do not have this one, however, the one I do have works well for seams and crafts. H&*

Total waste of my money. And I had to get the one with the different heads! Save your's and just use the big one.

Bought mine with a coupon to make it more affordable. Like it.

I have one of these, and I don't care for it. It takes forever to heat-up. I won't buy another one!
Good luck should you purchase one!...Barb

I have one. It is great for quilting seams. I don't have to get up to use the big iron. Also, my girls love it for their Barbie clothes.