Dry-Iron Mode
Direct contact pressing for suitable collars, hems and seams.
Rowelle Pro combines 1200W heating, five steam modes and a dry-iron setting with an LCD display and a repositionable handle.
Rowelle Pro is a handheld 2-in-1 steamer and iron designed for everyday garment care. It brings vertical steaming and direct dry pressing together, allowing you to choose a method based on the item and the type of crease.
The 1200W heating system supports five steam modes and one dry-iron mode. Steam can help relax wrinkles in hanging garments, while the flat aluminum plate provides direct contact for hems, collars and seams when pressing is appropriate.
A single mode button moves through the six settings, with the LCD showing the selected mode. This arrangement keeps the controls accessible as you work through different garments without switching between separate appliances.
The multi-position handle can be adjusted for a more comfortable grip around cuffs, waistbands and other awkward sections. A water tank with a maximum capacity of 120 mL (about 4 fl oz) supports steaming; actual operating time varies with the chosen mode.
Rowelle Pro weighs approximately 570 g (1.26 lb) and measures 18.4 × 7 × 9.8 cm (7.2 × 2.8 × 3.9 in). The supplied measuring cup, insulated resting tray and instruction manual support filling, handling and storage. Always check fabric care labels and the electrical rating printed on the unit.


For hanging shirts, dresses and jackets, select a suitable steam mode and guide the steamer over the fabric. Steam can loosen everyday wrinkles without requiring an ironing board for every item.
When a collar, cuff, hem or seam needs a more defined press, choose dry-iron mode and use the flat aluminum plate on an appropriate heat-safe surface. The dry setting does not require steam.
The right method depends on the garment. Follow its care label, test a discreet area when appropriate and avoid direct high heat on delicate materials.
Rowelle Pro starts in dry-heat mode and provides five additional steam settings. The single control button advances through the modes, while the LCD identifies the current selection.
The settings let you adapt how you work across everyday clothing. Start conservatively with heat-sensitive fabrics and follow the garment label rather than assuming one steam level suits every fiber.
The 1200W specification describes the appliance’s rated heating power; wrinkle-removal time and the number of passes vary by fabric, crease depth and technique.
Direct contact pressing for suitable collars, hems and seams.
Choose a steam setting that suits the garment’s care instructions.
See the selected operating mode as you work.
Use Rowelle Pro for suitable shirts, dresses, jackets and other garments that permit steaming or ironing. Vertical steaming is convenient for hanging items; dry pressing can help with defined creases and edges.
Fabric tolerance varies. Check the care label before applying heat, use a protective pressing cloth for delicate silk or synthetics where appropriate, and choose the setting for the most heat-sensitive fiber in a blend.
Steam the body of the shirt; press collars and cuffs where the fabric permits.
Use an appropriate steam mode for suitable hanging garments.
Refresh permitted fabrics while the garment is on a hanger.
Use the flat plate for controlled direct pressing.
Work carefully along small sections that need a sharper finish.
Follow the most heat-sensitive component on the care label.
Before filling, keep Rowelle Pro unplugged and confirm that the appliance is cool. Use the included measuring cup to add water without exceeding the tank’s 120 mL maximum.
Close the inlet, connect the unit to a compatible outlet and select dry heat or one of the five steam modes. Wait for the appliance to reach its operating condition and check the LCD before use.
Guide the plate or steam head over suitable fabric without holding it against one spot. During pauses, use the insulated tray; after use, unplug, allow to cool, empty remaining water and store dry.
Add up to 120 mL of water with the measuring cup and close the inlet.
Choose dry heat or one of five steam settings using the button and LCD.
Work over suitable fabric, rest on the tray, then unplug and cool.


Rowelle Pro combines a handheld garment steamer and a dry-contact iron in one portable body. The handle can be repositioned to help guide the plate around detailed areas of clothing.
The LCD display, one-button selection and easy-fill tank simplify switching between modes. The included insulated tray provides a designated resting place for the hot plate during pauses.
At approximately 570 g (1.26 lb), the appliance is compact enough to pack for travel, subject to baggage rules and the voltage requirements printed on the unit. It is not described as universally compatible with every electrical system.
The package contains the Rowelle Pro portable steamer and iron, a measuring cup, an insulated resting tray and an English-language instruction manual. These items cover basic filling, garment care and resting the heated plate.
Use the measuring cup to control the amount of water added to the tank. The maximum fill is approximately 120 mL (about 4 fl oz); the cup is a filling accessory rather than a separate tank.
The tray is intended as a heat-protective resting surface during pauses. Keep the appliance upright and stable as directed, and let it cool completely before cleaning or packing.
A portable garment steamer with a flat aluminum pressing plate.
Helps measure water before filling the tank.
A resting surface for the hot appliance between passes.
Setup, operation and care guidance supplied in English.
Holds up to approximately 120 mL of water.

Check garment care labels and the appliance rating before use. A portable design makes Rowelle Pro convenient to pack, but outlet compatibility depends on the voltage marked on your unit.
Fill only while unplugged and stay below the maximum water level.
Use the care label and a protective cloth where recommended.
Place the heated plate on its insulated resting tray.
Unplug, allow to cool and empty remaining water.
Confirm the electrical rating before connecting to a foreign outlet.
Answers about settings, fabrics, water capacity, travel, cleaning and included accessories.
Six: one dry-heat mode and five steam modes. The selected mode is shown on the LCD display.
Yes. Select dry-iron mode and use the flat aluminum plate for suitable hems, collars and other areas that benefit from direct pressing.
Check the garment care label first. For delicate silk and synthetics, use a protective cloth where appropriate; for blends, follow the most heat-sensitive fiber.
Up to approximately 120 mL (about 4 fl oz). Do not overfill. Steam runtime varies with the selected setting and how the appliance is used.
Not for steaming suitable garments on a hanger. Dry pressing needs an appropriate heat-safe surface; use the insulated tray when pausing.
Press the mode button to cycle through the dry-heat and steam settings. The LCD indicates the active mode.
It weighs about 570 g (1.26 lb) and measures 18.4 × 7 × 9.8 cm (7.2 × 2.8 × 3.9 in). Check the unit’s printed voltage rating before plugging it in abroad.
Unplug the appliance, rest it on the tray until fully cool, empty the water, wipe the exterior with a damp cloth and let it dry before storage.
The portable steamer and iron, a measuring cup, an insulated tray and an English instruction manual.
Steaming works with moisture and can be used on suitable hanging garments; dry ironing uses direct contact with the heated aluminum plate to press defined areas.