---
product_id: 1153339
title: "Rowenta DW9081 Steamium 1800-Watt Professional Steam Iron with LCD screen Stainless Steel Soleplate with Auto-Off, 400-Hole, Brown"
brand: "rowenta"
price: "¥9687"
currency: JPY
in_stock: false
reviews_count: 13
url: https://www.desertcart.jp/products/1153339-rowenta-dw9081-steamium-1800-watt-professional-steam-iron-with-lcd
store_origin: JP
region: Japan
---

# 1800W high-power steam 400 micro-steam holes LED display & smart controls Rowenta DW9081 Steamium 1800-Watt Professional Steam Iron with LCD screen Stainless Steel Soleplate with Auto-Off, 400-Hole, Brown

**Brand:** rowenta
**Price:** ¥9687
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🔥 Iron like a pro, steam like a boss!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Rowenta DW9081 Steamium 1800-Watt Professional Steam Iron with LCD screen Stainless Steel Soleplate with Auto-Off, 400-Hole, Brown by rowenta
- **How much does it cost?** ¥9687 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.jp](https://www.desertcart.jp/products/1153339-rowenta-dw9081-steamium-1800-watt-professional-steam-iron-with-lcd)

## Best For

- rowenta enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted rowenta brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Versatile Steam & Dry Modes:** From vertical steaming to burst-of-steam and cool-spray mist, tailor your ironing experience to every garment.
- • **Safety-First Auto-Off System:** Three-way auto shutoff ensures peace of mind without sacrificing performance or speed.
- • **Powerful 1800-Watt Steam Engine:** Blast through wrinkles with 30% more steam pressure for ultra-fast, professional results.
- • **Precision Stainless Steel Soleplate:** Smooth glide with 400 micro-holes and a high-precision tip to reach every seam and pleat effortlessly.
- • **Smart LED Display & One-Touch Controls:** Instantly select fabric settings and monitor temperature with a sleek, intuitive LCD screen.

## Overview

The Rowenta DW9081 Steamium is a premium 1800-watt professional steam iron featuring advanced steam force technology that delivers 30% more steam pressure through 400 micro-holes in its stainless steel soleplate. Equipped with an LED display for precise temperature control, one-touch steam settings, and versatile steam functions including vertical steaming and burst-of-steam, it ensures fast, flawless wrinkle removal. Safety is prioritized with a 3-way auto shutoff, while anti-drip, self-cleaning, and anti-calc systems maintain peak performance. Designed in Germany, this iron combines power, precision, and smart features to elevate your ironing routine.

## Description

Conquer stubborn wrinkles quickly and easily with the Rowenta DW9081 Steamium steam iron. With its advanced steam force technology, the 1800-watt iron pushes 30-percent more steam pressure into fabric to create freshly pressed results in less time. The iron’s up-top LED display makes it easy to see the fabric setting, and its temperature-selection dial turns with a simple touch. Choose minimum heat or higher heat settings, including nylon, silk, wool, cotton, or linen. The steam output automatically adjusts to match the fabric or temperature setting, while its ergonomically designed trigger located under the comfort-grip handle creates steam on demand with nothing more than a simple squeeze. The iron’s stainless-steel soleplate provides 400 micro-steam holes and a nonstick, scratch-resistant surface to ensure thorough steam distribution and smooth gliding over any type of fabric, while its high-precision tip reaches easily into pleats, between buttons, and along seams. The iron can also be used without steam for dry ironing or as a vertical steamer for effortlessly removing wrinkles from hanging garments. Other highlights include burst-of-steam and cool-spray-mist functions, a large 10.45-ounce water tank, an anti-drip system to prevent leaking or spitting at low temperatures, self-cleaning and anti-calc systems for optimal performance and extended iron life, and a 7-foot electrical cord with a 360-degree pivot to keep the cord from getting in the way. For safety, the iron turns off automatically after 8 minutes if left vertically and after 30 seconds if left horizontally or tipped over. Harnessing the power of steam, there’s no need to waste time ironing the same spot over and over. Experience impressive performance and ultra-efficient wrinkle removal with the Rowenta Steamium steam iron. Use a damp soft cloth to wipe your iron and never use cleaners or solvents

Review: Glad I bought this - This is replacing my 15 year old Rowenta Ultra Professional DM 990E. I iron my work clothes weekly (cotton blouses and cotton pants), and am an avid quilter and fiber artist. Pros: * This iron does a fabulous and speedy job on my work clothes and fabric yardage. I generally take a zen approach to ironing (it's going to take as long as it's going to take), but the speed difference was noticeable. I'm going to love this iron on Sunday nights when I've forgotten to do my ironing and have to do the clothes before I can go to bed. Ironing quilt blocks isn't any faster (Probably because most of the time is due to fidgeting with the block), but the finished results are great. I do a lot of constructed fabric work, so I'm fussy about my blocks looking like they are one flat piece -- this iron makes that easy. * This iron heats up much faster than my old iron, and can keep up with me. My old iron could get through about 10 quilt blocks before it couldn't keep up and stopped producing steam, forcing me to stop and let it reheat. I've put the new iron through its paces, and it keeps up the pace. * The indicators are clearer than my old iron. The old one also had auto-off, but there was no indication of when the iron had shut itself off or reached temperature again. This one clearly indicates when auto-off is active and when it has warmed back up. (For those who complain about auto-off, Rowenta does make irons for professional work rooms that don't have that feature. Get one of those if auto-off bothers you that much.) Things that may bother you (but aren't necessarily cons): * You need to pull the trigger if you want steam. This bothered me the first half day I used it, but now I'm fine with it. Because this iron puts out SO much steam, it's nice to have control over when it comes out. You also need to teach yourself how to use the trigger. Rowenta wants you to use steam on the first pass, and come back over the fabric without steam, to dry out the fabric. This really does make a difference in the finished piece, and also keeps the iron from spitting when you're done. I wonder how many people who returned their iron for spitting were just keeping the trigger pulled all the time they were ironing. * This iron is heavy. A large part of the weight is all the water it holds. Not much you can do about that, except only fill it part way -- if light weight is a priority, look at getting a steam generator instead of an iron. * The first day, the iron seemed unbalanced. Now it doesn't. My assumption is that it's just differently balanced than what I'm used to, and now I've gotten used to this. * 1800 watts means you need a 15 amp circuit. Most homes in the US should have this, but you won't be plugging other power hungry things into the same circuit (vacuum cleaners, hair dryers, other irons) into the same circuit without blowing a breaker. Your sewing machine pulls almost no amps, so that's fine on the same circuit (unless you have a really dodgy electrical system).
Review: Best Iron You Can Buy at a Great Price! - I used to think all irons were pretty much the same and looked for a "name brand" inexpensive minimal featured iron whenever I needed to replace one - which was fairly regular. Ironing was never easy and I avoided it when ever I could get away with it. My new wife challenged my thinking and kept telling me that we should get a Rowenta but I resisted because of the price. When the last cheapo iron gave out I realized it was really a tool... and when I buy tools, I go for quality first and price second and so I ordered this one. (Ladies, take a look at the price of the quality cordless impact drill your husband wants - this iron costs less. You can also show him the photo I attached of the plate from my old iron next to the Rowenta plate. That's what finally convinced me to give it a try.) I have been amazed at the difference the Rowenta iron makes! The continuous steam makes ironing a shirt or pair of slacks, easy and quick and I don't avoid it any more. I even iron my wife's items without complaint. There is an under handle grip that, when squeezed, increases the amount of steam. (Contrary to another reviewer's complaint you don't have to hold this in when ironing.) If that doesn't get a stubborn wrinkle out, there is a button on top for a substantial burst of steam. The point of the iron makes it much easier to get those corners and tight spots. The lighted display clearly shows the fabric temperature the iron is set at and is one of my favorite features. (I could never read the little dial on the old iron and just guessed.) The opening for adding and draining water is the easiest to use of any iron I have owned. I keep a plastic container on the iron board to pour the left over water into when I finish along with a tap water filled plastic bottle for quick start ups when I need to iron again. Purchased in August 2014 and use it almost every day to touch up or iron clothes. The safety turnoff does come on fairly quick if the iron is sitting without use. However,it also quickly heats back to temperature when placed in a horizontal position and one begins ironing again. "Titanium" iron plate is a marketing term. It just means it's their best - they don't claim it's 100% or even plated titanium. Whatever the coating is made from, it works and the iron moves smooth and fast. This iron does not leak or spit water - my old one did from day one - I thought all irons did that. Follow the instructions that come with the iron and empty the water when you finish your batch of ironing. Then turn it off and unplug it. Proper care of any tool will extend its life and keep it functioning at its peak.

## Features

- 1800-watt iron with advanced steam force technology for 30-percent more steam pressure
- 400-hole stainless-steel nonstick soleplate with high-precision tip; one-touch steam and temperature selection
- Steam on demand; burst-of-steam and cool-spray-mist functions; vertical steam for hanging garments
- LED display; 10-4/5-ounce water tank; anti-drip, self-cleaning, and anti-calc systems; dry iron option; 3-way auto shut-off
- Measures 11-2/5 by 5 by 6 inches; 1-year limited warranty
- Made in Germany

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00FEBPG3G |
| Base Material | Stainless Steel |
| Brand | Rowenta |
| Brand Name | Rowenta |
| Color | White |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 670 Reviews |
| Frequency | 50 hertz |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00014501163331 |
| Manufacturer | Groupe SEB |
| Model Name | DW9081 |
| Model Number | 1110030636 |
| Part Number | 1110030890 |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Steam Iron |
| Special Feature | Auto Shutoff |
| Special Features | Auto Shutoff |
| Style | Digital Display Iron |
| UPC | 792273860855 014501163331 777269743671 628404155159 |
| Voltage | 120 volts |
| Wattage | 1800 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Rowenta
- **Color:** White
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Steam Iron
- **Special Feature:** Auto Shutoff
- **Wattage:** 1800 watts

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: I watched the video and saw that there was a steam trigger... is there a way to have constant steam without pressing the trigger?**
A: There is, but I will share that I returned this iron because I was not happy with the amount of steam that it produced just in general use (without having to press the trigger).  I purchased a different Rowenta iron (I think Rowenta is the only way to go with an iron).  I am not sure of the model number, but my iron is black and green, and I am very pleased with it.  Hope this helps!

**Q: Once the iron is filled with water, is it easy to detect the water line inside the tank?  This is a beige color and I assume it should be easy.**
A: I have not had a problem detecting the water line when I am ironing.  The iron is beige but the tank is kind of pinkish in color.  Just to make absolute sure I could easily see the water I got out my iron and filled it half full of water and had no problem seeing the water line.  I hope this is helpful.  I really love this iron.

**Q: can this be use cord less**
A: No, it has a cord and must be plugged in to use.  Here's an excerpt from the product manual:  *Warning ! The voltage of your electrical outlet must correspond to that of the iron (120V). Connecting to the wrong voltage may cause irreversible damage to the iron and will invalidate the guarantee.

**Q: I'm just looking for an iron for sewing projects, want something simple that doesn't dri-leak but don't iron otherwise. Is this worth it?**
A: I have used Rowenta irons for all my sewing and quilting for over 10 years.  They get really hot, make a lot of steam, and have a larger soleplate than a cheap iron.  So, yes, it is worth it because it is much faster to heat up, and I save time because I don't have to go over and over the fabric to get it smooth.  I have bought and thrown away so many cheap irons.  I won't buy a cheap one again.  Rowenta also will stand behind their product.  I bought one that I had a problem with; they took it in under the warranty and sent me a brand new, more expensive iron than I had purchased.  No hassles.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Glad I bought this
*by R***Y on December 31, 2014*

This is replacing my 15 year old Rowenta Ultra Professional DM 990E. I iron my work clothes weekly (cotton blouses and cotton pants), and am an avid quilter and fiber artist. Pros: * This iron does a fabulous and speedy job on my work clothes and fabric yardage. I generally take a zen approach to ironing (it's going to take as long as it's going to take), but the speed difference was noticeable. I'm going to love this iron on Sunday nights when I've forgotten to do my ironing and have to do the clothes before I can go to bed. Ironing quilt blocks isn't any faster (Probably because most of the time is due to fidgeting with the block), but the finished results are great. I do a lot of constructed fabric work, so I'm fussy about my blocks looking like they are one flat piece -- this iron makes that easy. * This iron heats up much faster than my old iron, and can keep up with me. My old iron could get through about 10 quilt blocks before it couldn't keep up and stopped producing steam, forcing me to stop and let it reheat. I've put the new iron through its paces, and it keeps up the pace. * The indicators are clearer than my old iron. The old one also had auto-off, but there was no indication of when the iron had shut itself off or reached temperature again. This one clearly indicates when auto-off is active and when it has warmed back up. (For those who complain about auto-off, Rowenta does make irons for professional work rooms that don't have that feature. Get one of those if auto-off bothers you that much.) Things that may bother you (but aren't necessarily cons): * You need to pull the trigger if you want steam. This bothered me the first half day I used it, but now I'm fine with it. Because this iron puts out SO much steam, it's nice to have control over when it comes out. You also need to teach yourself how to use the trigger. Rowenta wants you to use steam on the first pass, and come back over the fabric without steam, to dry out the fabric. This really does make a difference in the finished piece, and also keeps the iron from spitting when you're done. I wonder how many people who returned their iron for spitting were just keeping the trigger pulled all the time they were ironing. * This iron is heavy. A large part of the weight is all the water it holds. Not much you can do about that, except only fill it part way -- if light weight is a priority, look at getting a steam generator instead of an iron. * The first day, the iron seemed unbalanced. Now it doesn't. My assumption is that it's just differently balanced than what I'm used to, and now I've gotten used to this. * 1800 watts means you need a 15 amp circuit. Most homes in the US should have this, but you won't be plugging other power hungry things into the same circuit (vacuum cleaners, hair dryers, other irons) into the same circuit without blowing a breaker. Your sewing machine pulls almost no amps, so that's fine on the same circuit (unless you have a really dodgy electrical system).

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best Iron You Can Buy at a Great Price!
*by S***Y on November 18, 2014*

I used to think all irons were pretty much the same and looked for a "name brand" inexpensive minimal featured iron whenever I needed to replace one - which was fairly regular. Ironing was never easy and I avoided it when ever I could get away with it. My new wife challenged my thinking and kept telling me that we should get a Rowenta but I resisted because of the price. When the last cheapo iron gave out I realized it was really a tool... and when I buy tools, I go for quality first and price second and so I ordered this one. (Ladies, take a look at the price of the quality cordless impact drill your husband wants - this iron costs less. You can also show him the photo I attached of the plate from my old iron next to the Rowenta plate. That's what finally convinced me to give it a try.) I have been amazed at the difference the Rowenta iron makes! The continuous steam makes ironing a shirt or pair of slacks, easy and quick and I don't avoid it any more. I even iron my wife's items without complaint. There is an under handle grip that, when squeezed, increases the amount of steam. (Contrary to another reviewer's complaint you don't have to hold this in when ironing.) If that doesn't get a stubborn wrinkle out, there is a button on top for a substantial burst of steam. The point of the iron makes it much easier to get those corners and tight spots. The lighted display clearly shows the fabric temperature the iron is set at and is one of my favorite features. (I could never read the little dial on the old iron and just guessed.) The opening for adding and draining water is the easiest to use of any iron I have owned. I keep a plastic container on the iron board to pour the left over water into when I finish along with a tap water filled plastic bottle for quick start ups when I need to iron again. Purchased in August 2014 and use it almost every day to touch up or iron clothes. The safety turnoff does come on fairly quick if the iron is sitting without use. However,it also quickly heats back to temperature when placed in a horizontal position and one begins ironing again. "Titanium" iron plate is a marketing term. It just means it's their best - they don't claim it's 100% or even plated titanium. Whatever the coating is made from, it works and the iron moves smooth and fast. This iron does not leak or spit water - my old one did from day one - I thought all irons did that. Follow the instructions that come with the iron and empty the water when you finish your batch of ironing. Then turn it off and unplug it. Proper care of any tool will extend its life and keep it functioning at its peak.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I really like this iron
*by T***E on February 4, 2015*

I really like this iron. It's everything modern technology can offer. I read a great number of reviews about this and other Rowenta irons before making my selection. After having used this newly acquired iron, I am certain of one fact regarding the reviews; and that fact is that many users who have been ironing for any number of years either neglect or refuse to read the MANUALS which accompany these and other irons… or products in general !!! Your iron, (you know... the one which this iron replaces) was a simple heat and go application... no muss ... no fuss... just iron. Well, that concept is no longer valid... just as the concepts of most products the older generation of users (like me) purchase are no longer valid. Again, many of us are either too afraid or too stubborn to take the time to learn the "operation of new things". Just how long does it take to read an instruction manual, anyway? You want to avoid the "spitting" irons are prone to do? ... READ THE MANUAL. You want to control the constant steam or the "Burst of Steam"... READ THE MANUAL. Having a problem with the auto-off function of this iron?... READ THE MANUAL. Every complaint that I read and tried to avoid was and is covered in the MANUAL for this and all Rowenta irons; and if there is something you don't quite understand after having read the manual... the Rowenta customer service reps are just a phone call away. I've never waited on line for more than 3 minutes before being connected to someone who was kindly willing to answer any question I might pose. That being said... This DW9081 is probably the best iron I've ever experienced... and I've been ironing for some 50 or more years. This iron gives great steam ... the Burst of Steam feature is really banging !!! I could see the steam go through corduroy pants and exit the underside of my ironing board. By the way, you really need an ironing board that is not a “solid” board... to let the steam pass through... otherwise you might get burned by the steam backlash ... READ THE MANUAL. Smooth glide of sole plate... and the pointed tip eases around buttons like nobody's business. Plain tap water usage is a real cool feature, too. Anyone who has a problem with filling the water tank is just looking for an excuse not to like this iron... don't be so petty!!! This is a Great Iron and well worth the extra few dollars. Protect yourself, however, register your iron online or by filling out the included hard-copy registration form and mailing it in. Lastly, READ EVERYTHING… TAKE NOTHING FOR GRANTED !!! ENJOY THIS IRON… I DO !!!

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