Rowenta is a German manufacturer of small household appliances, best known for its high-performance steam irons, vacuum cleaners, and personal care products.
Rowenta is a historic German manufacturer of premium small household appliances, originally established in 1884. Since 1988, it has been a subsidiary of the global Groupe SEB family. With its headquarters in Erbach, Germany, Rowenta combines Germanic engineering precision with modern design aesthetics.
The brand is a market leader in linen care, distinguishing itself with high-pressure steam generator irons and steamers that deliver professional results at home. Rowenta's product portfolio also includes high-performance vacuum cleaners (both stick and robot models), air purifiers, fans, and personal care tools like hair dryers and stylers. The company is committed to eco-design and offers a 15-year repairability commitment on many of its products.
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For most bagless models, it is recommended to wash the foam filter under running water once a month. Allow it to air dry completely for at least 24 hours before reinserting it into the vacuum.
Many Rowenta irons feature a Self-Clean mode. Fill the tank, unplug the iron, hold it over a sink, and activate the Self-Clean lever or button. Shake gently until water and steam flush out impurities. Repeat every 2-4 weeks.
The model number is typically found on a rating sticker located on the bottom of the unit, the back of the handle, or under the water tank, depending on the appliance type.
In the United States, Rowenta generally offers a 1-year limited warranty for domestic use appliances, covering defects in materials and workmanship.