AUTO GLASS CLEANING

Rowenta DG8030 1800 Watt Expert Steam Station with stainless steel soleplate

Founded in Germany in 1884, Rowenta has a long history of innovation. In 1912, they manufactured their first iron, paving the way for a position today as the world's largest producer of irons. In 1949, Rowenta launched the first iron with temperature control, followed by the first steam iron in 1957- an innovation that would change garment care forever. Throughout their history, technology and innovation have always been at the forefront of product design. Rowenta's new DG8030 Expert Steam Generator is an ironing system for the home that provides commercial results. Available at the touch of a button and on demand, the powerful pressurized steam penetrates quicker and deeper into fabric, providing professional quality ironing without much effort. Vertical Steam feature is ideal for removing wrinkles on hanging garments or drapes and for smoothing and shaping sewing projects. Variable Steam Control adjusts the steam output to specific fabric types. The extra large, transparent, continuous fill water tank holds 33oz, for up to an hour and a half of ironing, and can be refilled at any time during use. The stainless steel soleplate provides a high performance glide, reducing your ironing time. Extra long, 6 foot hose delivers pressure steam for added versatility and reach. The DG8030 Expert Steam Generator is compact, fits on most ironing boards, has a stable base with a 12 foot power cord making it easy and convenient to store. Comes with 1 year limited warranty.

It's a dirty job but somebody needs to do it.

This area of the reef is popular with the local sea turtles due to it's many cleaning stations. The turtles come by and find a crevice in the wall or a ledge to rest on and the cleaning fish swim over and eat the algae off their shells. We swam back and forth along this wall at various depths and spotted seven green sea turtles. An amazing sight! Some of them were huge. Robin and I both love turtles, so this was our favorite dive, and the only site we dove twice on our trip.

A free public eyeglass cleaning station just outside Shinjuku Gyoen Park, Tokyo, Japan, 06/25/10