Miele rotary iron fitted sheet 

Hello

Where can I buy it?

@@rand991 At a electric shop!

How fast can it iron a flat sheet

Your are welcome. Good luck with it for your glamping business

If doesn't have steam isn't better than a ordinary iron

Definitely get something with steam . The rotary iron it's usually for big items

It takes forever but try it, it makes a world of difference...

Oh goodness. Imagine the great feeling of clean sheets but 4x as wonderful.

Having never used the steam version I can’t fairly comment, however I would say for home use the dry is more than adequate. I also use a steam iron and agree they are best. My tip is to iron/roller sheets when they are roughly 80%dry and this produces a similar effect to steam. If they are dry then use a water spray beforehand.

@@alexandraparker-larkin3467 Thanks so much for your quick reply--and tip!

I do have a bit of an ironing story for you: My 96-y.o. mum was in a rehab facility and lying in a semi-private room. The elderly woman in the next bed sneezed several times, and feeling sympathetic, I handed her my perfectly-pressed handkerchief. As she used it, she asked "WHO irons hankies anymore??" and my mother bolted straight up and exclaimed "WE DO!"

Should an inspection sheen of construction be available by return?

@@kyriakosntanasis9735 I cannot answer this question unfortunately, perhaps Miele customer services can?

You can order direct from Miele. I would say that constantly ironing or pressing cashmere is not always advised, as it flattens the fabric wish is best fluffed. Steaming is preferable. However on the low temp setting setting ironing on the roller iron is possible.

I would suggest in quarters so four times. However if it’s too thick then the roller machine will bounce back up, letting you know it’s unable to roll it that thick.

Too be honest you really need to be careful that cats hairs are kept away from holiday let linen, personally my husband couldn't stay somewhere that has cats, especially on bed linen, it would trigger an asthma attack. I would say that the roller iron like I used can be counter mounted which takes them further from the floor, most have a bar where the sheets rest whilst being fed through. Another option is to thoroughly clean the area ahead of time and then use a lint roller as you go along, I have done that in the past and it works well. You could also lay an old sheet on the floor when ironing just to be extra sure, good luck.

The sheets in the video are king size. I would suggest if they are more gathered then hook the main section around the open end of the roller and really tug to straighten the corners as much as you can before and during the ironing stage. Also another tip is to use a water spray to flatten out creases with clean hands when they are on the bed in position.

T-shirts, table linen, pillow cases. Anything that you can flatten really

Ha ha…. Normal households yes but to UHNW households with staff this is very normal…. 7 star standards !!!

$2000

You can get a workhorse Ironrite 85 from the 40s or 50s for several hundred dollars and it works as well or even better than the Miele

I think it is a Miele Electronic B 865. You can also get this type with a steaming function (D = Dampf (german)= Steam): B 866 D , B 895 D or B 995 D.

@@Melanie-tp3jp thank you Melanie

@@michelemacgregor3049 You're Welcome. Blessings from Germany.

Yes, it’s perfect for table cloths

Just a few minutes

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You press the pedal. I would avoid shoes unless they are extremely clean.

@@alexandraparker-larkin3467 do you always iron without shoes??

@@andreaskirchhoff5719 no, I wear non outdoor shoes that provide good support such as crocs

@@alexandraparker-larkin3467 what are crocs?

@@andreaskirchhoff5719 they are a brand of rubber type crocs, comfortable and easy to clean