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What is the watt of iron press?

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12y ago
Updated: 8/20/2019

I think it usually is from 1000-2000watt... It depends, if you want it very hot then you'll have to buy a higher wattage one something around 1800w... Normally i guess 1200-1500w should suffice... For exact value look for specification on your iron press

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