I have a friend that bought one just because it wanted to see how it worked. He gave it to me to try since he had nothing to try it on. To be perfectly honest................................... It has got to be the most worthless piece of engineering ever made. I gave it back with those words ringing in his ears. My guess is that it is either still in the box or a landfill at this point. More could be said about my experience with the thing but I would just be wasting more keystrokes.
Les
dtnps83...
Same experience. Ordered one, to see how it worked. Tried it for about 15 minutes. Called up to return it to get my money back. They said keep it, and we'll just send you a refund. And they did. I returned it to them anyway.
I started out using a 110VAC iron too many years ago and then tried the Whal for awhile, but the batteries kept wearing out and I got tired of ordering tips and batteries. And I never thought it was a good idea to have a butane irorn. So now, since I so seldom need and iron, I take the time and pull out the extension cord and use the
110Vac old Unger iron.3...
My reasoning for wanting the Wahl is that when you release the button it turns off, seems a bit safer for an 11 year old.
s83...
That's true.
No use starting off the new year with a house fire :-)
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