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It is a 1350 W dry iron β the top of Philips India's 750β1350 W dry iron range. Higher wattage means the soleplate reaches pressing temperature quickly and recovers heat between strokes, which matters when you are working through a pile of thick cotton rather than one shirt.
That steady heat is what you want on a Sunday batch: bedsheets, the week's office shirts, a couple of cotton sarees. You set the dial once for the fabric and keep moving.
At approx. 1.65 kg, the iron's weight applies pressure for you, flattening stubborn creases in fewer strokes. With a lightweight iron you push down to get the same result; with the DST0700/00 you mostly guide it.
It shines on fabrics that fight back β denim, linen, thick cotton, school and work uniforms, table linen. If most of your ironing is thin synthetics and quick touch-ups, a lighter iron may suit you better (see the comparison below).
It is Philips' Advanced Alloy non-stick black soleplate, and it is wide. The non-stick coating glides smoothly and substantially reduces sticking and shiny marks, provided the temperature is set right for the fabric. The wider plate covers more cloth per pass, which you feel most on bedsheets and saree pleats.
Treat the coating kindly: wipe it with a soft damp cloth once it has cooled, and keep away from steel scrubbers and abrasive powders.
Yes β the cool-touch body and ergonomic handle keep your hand away from the heat, and the 1.8 m swivel cord moves with you. The 360Β° swivel stops the cord from twisting as you change direction, and 1.8 m gives you comfortable reach from a wall socket to the ironing board.
The soleplate itself gets very hot, as on any iron. Rest the iron safely between strokes, unplug it after use, and keep it out of children's reach while it cools.
| Iron type | Best for | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|
| Heavy weight dry iron (DST0700/00) | Thick cotton, linen, denim, uniforms, bedsheets | Weight does the work; no water to fill or descale |
| Lightweight dry iron | Light daily wear, quick touch-ups | Less pressure per stroke |
| Steam iron | Mixed wardrobes, synthetics, vertical steaming | Needs water filling and scale care |
It is a dry iron β there is no water tank and no steam. It removes creases using heat and pressure. Many households lightly dampen very dry cotton before pressing; sprinkle water on the fabric, never into the iron.
Approximately 1.65 kg. That weight is the point of the design: it presses creases out of thick fabrics with less effort from your wrist.
1350 W. It is the highest-powered model in Philips India's dry iron range, which runs from 750 W to 1350 W.
The Advanced Alloy non-stick soleplate substantially reduces sticking when the dial is set correctly for the fabric. For silk and synthetics, start at a low setting and test on a hidden seam; use a pressing cloth on delicate silks.
Yes, at a low temperature setting. Turn the dial down, test first, and use a thin cotton pressing cloth. Its real strength is cotton sarees, linen and heavier fabrics.
2 years, from Philips. Warranty service is handled through Philips' authorised service network; keep your KitchenMart invoice.
1.8 m, with a 360Β° swivel so it turns freely as you iron.
No. It is rated 240 V for Indian household mains. Using it on 110/120 V supply will not work properly and is unsafe. Ask us about our dedicated 110 V appliance range for the USA and Canada.