Philips GC 7320 (GC7320/02)
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Additional features iron Philips GC 7320:
SteamGlide outsole
The working surface combines small holes for excellent gliding on any surface and larger ones for powerful crease removal.
The Steam Tip is a spout with special steam holes at the tip, which allows steam to penetrate to the smallest and hard-to-reach clothing items.
- Permanent steam supply — 110 g/min
- Overheat protection
- Scale protection
- Heating time — 2 minutes
- Steam Tip
- Iron ready indicator
SteamGlide outsole
The working surface combines small holes for excellent gliding on any surface and larger ones for powerful crease removal.
The Steam Tip is a spout with special steam holes at the tip, which allows steam to penetrate to the smallest and hard-to-reach clothing items.