Best Travel Iron for you?

Morphy Richards Voyager Travel Iron Dual Voltage 800w 

 If you’re someone who has a lot of clothes made from really delicate fabrics then personally I’d recommend going for something with more control.

Sure it may be a little more expensive but compared to the cost of your clothes and the benefits of going out looking your best – the small increase in cost is worth the investment.

Yes, that is my favourite again :o)

 If you’re someone who loves to stuff clothes into your bag like it was a competition to see how much you could can get in then you are probably already aware of how creased you clothes will get.

Now that’s no problem if your on a fishing trip – but if you’re going out and want to look your best then a travel iron is going to be a very wise investment for you today. 

 If you want something that packs up really small then a mini travel iron will delight you. Not only are mini travel irons tiny – they are also pretty powerful too.

The main advantage being that you can keep your luggage weight to a minimum, pack in more clothes and relax knowing you’ve got your own travel iron with you should the inevitable creases arrive?

 The other thing to bear in mind if you’re traveling aboard is that many countries use 220 or 110volt supplies – rather than the 240 volts that is normal in the UK.

So if you want a travel iron that you can use almost anywhere there is a mains electrical supply. Then the best travel iron for you is probably a dual voltage travel iron which is designed to work at 240/220V and 110V.