Never Iron Again with a Siemens Dressman

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Dressman

I absolutely hate ironing. It’s such a tedious task, and I can never seem to get my dress shirts perfectly crease free like Tami does. It must be some in-born talent that girls have. Since wrinkled shirts aren’t my style, I try my best to iron away every morning. That might change soon with the revolutionary Siemens Dressman ($1000).

It’s designed to air and iron your shirt in an incredible 90 seconds. Just slip your shirt over the parachute silk and it’ll inflate itself with hot air to dry and smooth out any creases. The Dressman finishes the shirts off by pressing them back into shape. It also features a cool air program for freshening jackets and sports coats. Or use the warm air program to dry and reshape jackets after a rain shower.

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  • http://webjay.org/by/bgizzie/djmikeyfresh djmikey

    If only it weren’t so expensive! :(

  • http://www.erapo.szm.sk Lenka

    so expensive for my blood

  • David

    If you got ironer for $1000, definitely sure you’re a lazy bastard :D haha, good they added that freshening feature, cleans out those smelly coats.

  • jules

    I think I can hire someone for $1000 to iron my clothes. Then again, it wouldn’t be as cool as owning this machine. :D

  • JwKuo87

    This is actually an old product. Has been around for quite a while. There’s this store which has a few in stock, but since nobody’s willing to dig a little deeper for the dressman, it’s more like a regular mannequin just standing there bare naked. Also, though it may seem convenient, it’s a real pain to dress the puppet over and over again. It just ain’t worth the 1000 bucks

  • haz

    this will be very handy, hp the price drop in the near future

  • AllaN

    Id totally buy this, except one problem, I cant afford it T_T, but if i actually did own it, Id probably run ALL my clothing on it everyDAY rofls!

  • vm3z9

    pretty tired of ironing my work clothes, this would be great if i had $1000 to throw out

  • beni

    90 sec, thats a time saver, but ironing time is also wifey time lol

  • Dexter Kanuto

    It looks very fragile, so why the heck are you getting this gadgetry for a $1000 bucks? Why? Tired of your arms getting exercised??? Figures. Ironing isn’t hard when done manually.///

  • Dexter Kanuto

    What if the balloon suddenly pops? OOPS. Bye bye device, wasted on $1000.

  • http://www.jeffmancilla.net fakeshakes

    i suck at ironing, that would make for a great present

  • http://www.gamedudex.com GameDudeX

    HA! THIS is innovation at it’s best. It extremely practical for us guys who hate ironing and are always in a hurry.

  • heartofjosh

    I’m lazy so this having this would just be plain awesome!

  • Kase

    I work for Siemens, maybe I’ll an employee’s discount. hahaha

  • David

    :O, maybe you can give us some discounts too. ;D, shave off that nasty grand.

  • http://www.xanga.com/realifestory realifestory

    Maybe if it folded your clothes for you too.

  • Dexter Kanuto

    How about just having that The Tuxedo type of shirt/coat/jacket/suit/overall garment, so don’t need that Siemens Dressman? To elaborate, placing a miniature Siemens Dressman type ironing system already in place inside the dress itself, so you can take it anywhere and iron it anywhere anytime.

  • David

    ^ Try the 3 second folding technique to fold your clothes, if not faster.

  • Dexter Kanuto

    how does it work?> enlighten me.

  • Ansoni-san

    If you ask me $1000 is pretty cheap for the time it will save you. No missing meetings…life without the horror of waking up and finding your $300 shirt you intended to wear wrinkled beyond belief. With this you can just shove your stuff on the night before….if you don’t mind risking burning your house down. I think it’s a fair risk (yes I hate ironing that much).