CHI Steam 13130 Iron for Clothes Instruction Manual
- June 3, 2024
- CHI Steam
Table of Contents
CHI Steam 13130 Iron for Clothes
SPECIFICATION
- BRAND CHI
- MODEL 13130
- SPECIAL FEATURE Manual
- COLOR Red
- WATTAGE 1700 watts
- ITEM DIMENSIONS L x W x H 7 x 11.5 x 9 inches
- SOLEPLATE SIZE Large
- ITEM WEIGHT 9 Pounds
- BASE MATERIAL Ceramic
WHAT’S IN THE BOX
- Steam Iron
INTRODUCTION
A high-performance line of irons and steamers for all the fabrics in your home and wardrobe are now available from the well-known brand that has revolutionised the haircare sector for more than 30 years. These items, which were created with CHI flat iron technology and are designed for the modern household, provide the exact results you would expect from CHI.
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THE POWER OF CHI CERAMIC
Infused with volcanic lava for extreme durability, excellent heat conduction and an extra- smooth glide -
SUPERIOR STEAM PERFORMANCE
Over 300 steam holes and 1700 watts of power -
COMFORTABLE IRONING
The textured comfort grip handle is easy to grasp
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GENEROUSLY SIZED TEMPERATURE CONTROL DIAL
Makes it easier to select your fabric type -
EXTRA-LONG 10 FOOT CORD
Easily reaches the outlet in any room
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The ceramic soleplate of THE CHI Lava iron is lava-infused for exceptional
heat conduction, extra-smooth glide, and high durability. The CHI® Lava Iron
offers the high-performance power of the pros at home, just like our haircare
tools.
Engineered with a lava-infused ceramic soleplate similar to our popular CHI
flat irons, the CHI Lava Iron provides extreme durability, excellent heat
conduction and an extra-smooth glide. It has superior steam performance with
over 300 steam holes and 1700 watts to make ironing effortless. The generously
sized temperature dial lets you quickly and easily select your fabric type,
and it sets the temperature accordingly, eliminating guesswork.
- Superior steam performance with over 300 steam holes
- Textured comfort grip handle feels great in your hand and provides comfortable ironing
- Extra-long 10 foot cord provides an easy reach to outlets for more flexibility
- Automatically turns off within 60 seconds if it falls on its face or side or in 30 minutes if it’s left unattended on its heel
- Anti-drip feature that makes water drips a thing of the past
FEATURES
- THE POWER OF CHI CERAMIC INFUSED WITH VOLCANIC LAVA: The CHI Lava Iron provides extreme durability, excellent heat conduction and an extra-smooth glide because its ceramic soleplate is infused with volcanic lava
- SUPERIOR STEAM PERFORMANCE WITH OVER 300 STEAM HOLES: The CHI Lava Iron delivers powerful steam for effortless ironing. The blast button pumps steam right where you need it, and the steam lever goes from no steam to full power with a quick slide
- COMFORTABLE IRONING: The textured comfort grip handle of this powerful steam iron is easy to grasp and provides comfortable ironing
- GENEROUSLY SIZED TEMPERATURE CONTROL DIAL: The large temperature control dial lets you quickly and easily select your fabric type, and it sets the temperature accordingly, eliminating guesswork
- EXTRA-LONG 10 FOOT CORD: The longer cord on this clothing iron ensures that you can easily reach the outlet in any room to provide more flexibility
- 100% QUALITY TESTED: All CHI irons are pre-tested at the factory to ensure excellent quality when it arrives to your home. Condensation may be visible in the steam chamber from this test.
WARRANTY & SUPPORT
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FAQs
What are the disadvantages of CHI 13130 steam iron?
Because steam irons don’t produce as much heat as steam generators or other steaming systems, it may take a while to iron your materials and they require more frequent refills than other steam ironing systems.
What is the average life of a CHI 13130 steam iron?
Most expensive steam irons ought to last 10 to 20 years. However, there’s a good probability that technology will develop significantly over the next 20 years, so you might decide to update before your iron reaches the end of its useful life.
What happens if you use a CHI 13130 steam iron without water?
Yes. Simply disconnect your steam iron, allow it to cool, and then empty the water tank to remove the water from the iron. Turn the dial to the dry/steam setting, if your iron has one, or to the “MIN” setting, if it doesn’t have a dry/steam option.
What are the benefits of a CHI 13130 steam iron?
The easiest approach to give your garments a perfectly pressed appearance and feel at home is using a steam iron. Your clothing’ fibres become moistened by the steam from the iron, which makes pressing them simpler. In addition to this, the steam keeps the fibres in place for a longer period of time.
Does CHI 13130 steam iron consume a lot of electricity?
Each day, a steam iron or flatiron requires around 800–2000 watts. For instance, your iron will consume about 5 kWh of electricity if you leave it on for 10 minutes each day for a month. Though your model is one of your appliances with one of the greatest electricity usage rates, you can calculate the precise amount it consumes.
How do you maintain a CHI 13130 steam iron?
Keep the anti-calc valve clean. To do this, unplug the iron and give it 45 minutes to cool. Maintain a spotless and smooth soleplate. Wipe the soleplate of your Tefal Access Easy with a moist, smooth cloth to keep it working smoothly. Observe the after-use procedure.
What wattage of CHI 13130 steam iron is best?
Each iron we suggest has a minimum of 1,500 watts, which is adequate for the work. I’ve discovered via testing that low-wattage irons don’t generate enough heat and steam to remove stubborn wrinkles.
What water is best for CHI 13130 steam irons?
Therefore, it is advised to use distilled or demineralized water (50 percent tap water and 50 percent demineralized water could also be used) to increase the lifespan of your iron or steamer.
Is CHI 13130 steam iron better for clothes?
The Laundress claims that steaming your clothing not only removes wrinkles but also destroys odor-causing microorganisms, keeping clothes fresh between washes—ideal for items that you can’t wash frequently (or at all) or that are dry-clean-only.
How long does a CHI 13130 steam iron take to heat up?
Generally speaking, it takes two minutes for your iron to heat up. You can tell when your iron has achieved the right temperature for the cloth type you chose by looking at the “Wait” and “Ready” indicators.
How do you stop a CHI 13130 steam iron from rusting?
Filling a steam iron requires using pure water at all times. Even municipally
produced, filter-free water includes minerals that might corrode or clog your
iron.
After each use, empty the water reservoir on the iron. Any leaks should be
cleaned up using a microfiber towel.
Can you put boiled water in a CHI 13130 steam iron?
Additionally, it may cause stains on your clothing and shorten the lifespan of your iron. While using cooled, boiled water and avoiding keeping water in your iron between uses can help reduce limescale buildup, you should still get into the habit of regularly descaling your iron.
Can you put vinegar in a CHI 13130 steam iron?
If you have a steam iron, you can also use a mixture of half distilled white vinegar and half water to fill the water reservoir to clean up the iron steam vents.
How do you clean a smelly CHI 13130 steam iron?
Pour into the iron a mixture of half a cup of distilled white vinegar and half a cup of distilled water. Examine the steam vents for any buildup of white residue or other materials, and then clean them thoroughly with a toothbrush or toothpick dipped in vinegar. The iron should be plugged in, set to steam, and given five minutes to cool.
Can I put fragrance in CHI 13130 steam iron?
Please avoid using water that has been chemically descaled, perfumed water, water from the dryer, vinegar, starch, descaling agents, ironing aids, or other chemicals as they may cause water to spit, brown stains on your clothing, or damage to your steam iron or garment steamer.