My favorite iron was one my mother had when I was growing up, and the reason that I loved it was because it was reliable. I did all the family ironing (this was in the days before permanent press fabric), so I used that iron a lot. It did not drip or spit or turn off while I was using it, all problems I've had with each of the irons I've used in the past 5 or 10 years. I will be very interested to read comments from others to see what they recommend.

I've cut myself twice in the last month using my rotary cutter. This would be a life saver (or should I say hand saver)! Thanks for the chance!

I don't really have a favourite iron, all of the ones I have had have only lasted a couple of years. I do like them to have lots of steam though. Thank you for a super giveaway.ks(dot)eyles(at)yahoo(dot)co(dot)uk

I have always had Black & Decker irons - usually they are demised by knocking them on the floor too many times not because of a problem with the iron itself - and a Shark that I love!!

Woah this is perfect! I love that it is nice and long!! As for a fav iron - I just use whatever is in the house (husband buys the irons when we need a new one)!!!

Now that is an impressive ruler! Not your grandma's yard stick!

I have a Black and Decker that has performed well for me.

Loved my Mother-in-law's old dry iron! Was heavy and would starch like a dream! It got lost in a move. Keep looking at thrifts and vintage shops for one like it. Now this cutting system does look like one that maybe I could use with no pain!Lola

I love the Rowenta Steam Station---lots of wonderful steam and I get a really good finish! That ruler looks great!

My favorite iron is the one I have been using for years. It's a Black and Decker Extra Long Cord model. The extra long cord is great to help me reach when pressing large quilt tops.I like the safety features of this ruler!

I don't really have a favourite iron, as a general rule, I don't iron! Until I starting sewing properly last year that is and now I understand why it's an absolute essential part of my creations (bedding and nightwear for kids!) I do have a craft iron though but I've not even got it out of the packaging yet. So for me, any iron is my favourite but it's got to have ironing water in it and it's got to be hot!

My favorite iron for my quilting is my dry iron. No spitting no water. I just starch stray or just spray plain water and it does its job.

I use a Rowenta Steam Generator. Awesome iron that takes the wrinkles out of even the toughest batiks.

I just purchased a DeLonghi steam generator. I love how quickly I can get the wrinkles,out of my fabrics now.

I love the Rowenta steam iron because it doesn't scorch and gets the wrinkles out of my fabric quickly!

Black and Decker extra long cord. Over the years I have had to admit: I tend to leave water in their basins that rust and then I have to throw it away and get a new iron, so I do not get too attached... but I do love an iron with lots of steam & a LONG cord.

I would love to have an Oliso. It's my dream iron. But for now I'm limping along with my cheapie Black and Decker. We have a love/hate relationship.

I've been through 2 Rowenta irons, that end up spitting and dripping within a year or so. So I'm not a fan of Rowenta. I'll check back on your replies for a recommendation. The cutter looks like something I could use without fear of cutting myself. I have lymphedema, in my left arm and hand, so I can't have any breaks in the skin without a problem. Thanks for showing us this I've never seen it before.

I have a Sunbeam I got on clearance that works like a dream - just the right weight and plenty of steam when I need it. Love the new cutter/ruler. Thanks for the giveaway!

Wow - what a ruler! I definitely need one of those!My favorite iron is one with LOTS of steam power (I smock and need that for blocking). I have had several Rowentas and loved all the steam they provided. My husband got me an Oreck iron for Christmas a couple of years ago that is really neat for ironing large pieces of fabric. You can flip a switch and the power cord comes off - no creasing your fabric with the cord! Pretty neat.

Cool ruler. I have 2 Rowentas. A big one with the giant water tank and a smaller one I use by my sewing machine. They are fabulous and produce the best steam

Right now I'm using a vintage West Bend cordless iron. I LOVE it! I've always wanted a cordless, but didn't want to cough up for a really nice new one. My dad came through with one of my grandmas old ones, and it works like a champ.

Favorite iron... Well, I have only ever owned two and they weren't for clothes, just fabric - lol! And the one I have now I really love. It was the cheapest one I could find but it's lightweight and it produces lots of steam! Something I love for my wools! Thanks for the chance to win!

I have two irons, a Rowenta and a Reliable. Each has their own benefits and are used accordingly. My favorite iron of all time was the old one I used to iron my dad's shirt with back in the 50s and early 60s. I learned to appreciate a well ironed shirt and a spritzer made from a pop bottle to fix mistakes.

Right now I have a Shark iron and I like it pretty well. Looking forward to other comments to see what other options are out there.

My favorite iron is my Rowenta travel iron. I love it because its small, lightweight, and doesn't have an automatic turn off.

I have four irons! Right now I'm using a Rowenta which is fine. But my very favorite is an old Betty Crocker iron that my mother bought in the 50s. It gets really hot and doesn't have auto shut off. Perfect for a quilter.

I just lost my iron. Just stpped working. My husband bought me a $18 sunbeam. (He loves a deal) I was secretly hoping for aa Isio or Rowenta. Darn, why didnt I go to the store. Please pick me for this great ruler. It would really help these old arthritic joints.

My favorite iron is my Rowenta and I love the steam. I would love to win this cutting system. It would certainly cut down on ER visits and partial amputation of left index finger. Thank you for the chance to win

Rowenta iron which I have used this rand for a long time. Although I may break down and try the Iliso . Cutter looks great I need to find one for my Mom.