Travel Steam Iron

I suppose we are fortunate that almost all hotel rooms furnish irons and boards. However, that doesn't assure that either the irons or the boards are clean! I have found, far too often, that touching up a white dress shirt, which I wear daily on business travel, will leave heaven-knows-what on the shirt. Therefore, I almost always carry a travel iron. I have the Rowenta steam/iron appliance, the one with the long handle, and I also enjoy it. However, it does take up more room. This little B/D does a good job for a travel iron. Like most of us who iron at home, it does take more time because it's not as powerful as my big Rowenta. It also has a much smaller soleplate, closer to the traditional stove-heated irons of the past. The steam function is okay, again for the limited use in travel. Honestly, I prefer spray to steam on the road anyway. That, and a bunch of starch. As a specialized appliance, this iron should be judged in that context, not expecting it to equal the dedicated home model. I will say that this one gets hotter than an awful lot of those hotel irons, which is an asset for my all-cotton ironing.