Owner of 13 rooms, I bought it in October as the season was ending. My girlfriend had made a deal with the iron and spent endless hours in front of it, losing almost a day to iron everything. The product is impeccable, it does a very good job. Don't be disappointed the first few times if you see some wrinkles on sheets and other fabrics, with a little practice, it becomes perfect. Now, onto the details. I only use distilled water, without the filter (2 filters are provided with the purchase), and not tap water, as the company itself recommends it this way, but the choice is yours, of course.

The hours are for something to come out in perfect condition, not just to quickly pass over it to be ironed.

9 double bed sheets for a 160x200 bed in one hour.
9 duvet covers in one hour and forty minutes.
29 mixed hand and body towels in 22 minutes.
11 pillowcases in fifteen minutes.
Total consumption: 4kw.

All hotel white.

I hope I helped potential buyers who are undecided about the purchase. The purchase was €1550 from a well-known international chain of electrical goods in Greece

I bought it in early June for professional use in a dry cleaner.
I have ironed countless sheets, I am satisfied, very good.
I also have the Miele, which has a similar price.
The advantages of the Singer are that it is more powerful, even though it has fewer watts than the Miele.
Also, due to its design, you can iron sheets with elastic.
The advantages of the Miele are that it has a rod that opens and you can hang the pillowcases you iron there.
Also, the Miele has the iron on the top side and is safer so that you don't burn your fingers while putting the sheet, but also the Singer, which has the iron from below, you get used to it quickly.

The cylinder of the Singer is more sturdy construction, I would buy it again.

We bought the cylinder last summer and it works non-stop. We have rental rooms in Naxos.
We have only changed one salt filter so far, very high-quality product.