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Color: Gray/Blue
Size: Large
Features
- DYNAMIC STEAM TECHNOLOGY Produces 30% more steam to smooth wrinkles and create crisp, lasting results on clothes and linens. When compared to Shark GI405 and T-Fal FV4476. Fully preheat and use clean tap water for best performance.
- AUTO CLEAN SYSTEM Keep the iron at peak performance with the Auto Clean system, which flushes out mineral deposits. Regular use is recommended to help maintain consistent steam flow and reduce buildup from hard water.
- VARIABLE TEMPERATURE & STEAM CONTROLS Customize steam and temperature separately for best results on all fabrics. Adjust per fabric label and allow a few seconds for temperature changes to take effect.
- AUTOMATIC SHUTOFF For peace of mind, the iron shuts off after 30 secs on its side or soleplate, and after 8 mins on the heel. If it stops heating unexpectedly, it may be in shutoff modejust reposition to reactivate.
- STAINLESS STEEL SOLEPLATE The durable, heavy-duty soleplate glides smoothly over all fabric types to press out wrinkles in no time. To maintain a smooth glide, avoid ironing over zippers or buttons and wipe the soleplate clean after use.
Description
Blast through ironing jobs quickly and effectively with the BLACK+DECKER Allure Professional Steam Iron. Dynamic Steam technology generates 30% more steam for crisp, professional results in no time. Customize settings according to fabric type with the variable temperature and steam controls. Dual moisture control buttons give you the power to blast tough wrinkles with steam or gently mist fabrics to dampen while ironing. Plus, the vertical steaming feature allows you to steam clothes right on the hanger for quick touchups, or steam drapes and upholstery. From ease of use to the quick, professional results, it’s no wonder the Allure iron is from BLACK+DECKER, the trusted name in clothes irons.
Brand: BLACK+DECKER
Special Feature: Auto Shutoff, Lightweight
Color: Gray/Blue
Wattage: 1600 watts
Product Dimensions: 11.4"L x 5.8"W
Brand Name: BLACK+DECKER
Model Name: Allure Steam Iron
Model Number: D3030
Model Year: 2015
Item Highlight: Powerful steam iron with stainless soleplate, precision tip, vertical steam and automatic shutoff.
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer: Spectrum Brands
Warranty Description: 2-year limited warranty.
UPC: 050875814110
Manufacture Year: 2015
Global Trade Identification Number: 10
Number of Items: 1
Included Components: Moisture Control Buttons
Item Type Name: steam-irons
Part Number: D3030
Special Features: Auto Shutoff, Lightweight
Wattage: 1600 watts
Voltage: 120 volts
Frequency: 50 hertz
Item Dimensions L x W: 11.4"L x 5.8"W
Item Weight: 1.9 pounds
Color: Gray/Blue
Style: Analog
Recommended Uses For Product: Wrinkles
Base Material: Stainless Steel
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Color: Gray/Blue
Size: Large
Excellent steam iron! It heats up quickly, produces plenty of steam, and removes wrinkles very easily. It glides smoothly over clothes and feels sturdy and well made. I’m very happy with the performance of this BLACK+DECKER iron. Great quality and easy to use. Highly recommend!
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2026 by Nana26
Color: Gray/Blue
Size: Large
I have been using Rowenta "pro" irons for 15 or 20 years. During that time I've had four of them. Because the Rowentas have a poorly designed water tank. Every one of them would develop a leak while the thing was standing on the board, on the heel. The tanks split because the adhesive fails. Because I'm an engineer, I fixed them several times - I found replacement tanks, and then found better adhesive for the tank that failed. I paid as much for a tank as I did for this Black and Decker iron. So I tried this iron instead. Those Rowenta were three times the price of this Black and Decker. The features of this iron are very competitive with my recently-failed Rowenta Pro - identical sole plate size, stainless steel, adjustable steam, nice heft (I prefer a heavier iron), good water capacity, well designed cord strain relief. The Rowenta was 1700 watts. This one is 1600 watts. I just got through my first Shirt Ironing Marathon and the B&D did a super job. Smooth glide, good steam (even on the low setting). The Rowenta has hundreds of steam holes and this has relatively few, but even so this did a great job on my shirts. So now we'll have to see how this one lasts. My last Rowenta is now 5 years old, use it about twice a month, for 12 or 15 shirts at a time. So basically one person. Update Aug 2021 This B&D iron is still going strong. No leaks. Works GREAT. Uh Buh Uh Bye Rowenta... I would suggest running through the 'cleaning blast' process occasionally. I have somewhat hard water. I use a filtration / softener gadget to help with that. But still, I have found on two or maybe three occasions over the last 4 years that it would spit white minerals (aka 'scale'). As soon as you see that, it's time to get an old towel, crank the iron to high, and press the button to blast additional water to the sole plate. Iron the towel mercilessly, blasting away with the steam. This will help release the gunk. I was AMAZED at how much gunk came out the last time, and more amazed that more of that gunk didn't end up on my shirts. So Kudos to Black and Decker for a great product at a great price. Update Sept 2022 It died this morning. :( . The sole plate does not heat. There are no replacement parts for these, and they used special screws to keep the curious out. But.... HAH! I took it apart anyway. Confirmed that the heater coil is toast. Oh well... I got five good years out of it. Far longer than any of the Rowentas I'd owned. Just ordered another one.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2017 by Pat G
Color: Gray/Blue
Size: Large
I’ve been happy with this iron so far. It heats up quickly, which is really convenient when I’m trying to get something pressed without waiting around. The steam setting also works well and makes getting wrinkles out much easier. It has been straightforward to use and does what I need it to. Heats quickly, good steam, and works well for everyday ironing.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2026 by Chris
Color: Blue/Gold
Size: Extra Large
As a long-time Rowenta owner I hesitated to switch, but this iron is definitely a great product at a reasonable price. I sew daily and this iron is a workhorse. My only small complaints are (1) it’s difficult to see where the water level is, due to the tinting on the tank; and (2) it’s hard to push the steam button without also hitting the water button. This probably is due to the size of my hand, but I’ve been able to adjust. However, I am a huge fan of this iron and highly recommend it.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2026 by Chris
Color: Gray/Blue
Size: Large
This is a terrible iron and I will discuss why. First off, I received a used iron without any wrapping or packaging to keep it secure. Just cardboard, the iron, and the manual. I paid full price for this iron, so why did I receive a used one? This would be better priced around $25. Cons: 1. Quality (materials, VOCs) The entire iron is made of plastic, only the plate is metal. The metallic paint was chipping off in my first use. I smelled burning plastic and mildew while ironing and steaming. 2. Performance (overpriced, lacking) This iron could not take out deep wrinkles from 1000TC 100% organic cotton sheets, but is advertised as a "professional steam iron". No matter what surface I ironed on, or how I tried to manipulate the fabric, the deep wrinkles would not come out. The plate is poorly and inconsistently heated; the nose was not taking out simple wrinkles near seams and material was not hot after ironing details with nose. 3. Design (not intuitive) The writing for settings is in the same shade of gray as the twistable knob, just metallic. This temperature knob is located under the handle with no easy way to see what setting is on, except with a flashlight at a specific angle. There is no temperature change, just numbers 1-5. No material selections listed, but the numbers 1-5 correlate to materials listed in the user manual (why not just list the materials on the iron?) 4 is for cotton, but couldn't even get wrinkles out of my 100% cotton sheets so I'm not sure what the temperature actually is. 4. Safety To add water to the reservoir, you have to use a narrow funnel or tip it upside down, which is unsafe while in use. I left this iron turned on and monitored it for 45 minutes. I did not touch it or change settings. It did not turn off or change temperature, just stayed hot. Pros: Weight is manageable Plate glides smoothly Spray button sounds satisfying and mists evenly. TLDR; Worth $25 Received used iron :/ Cons: Smells like plastic when ironing because the entire body is plastic. Metallic paints chip off within first use, won't age well. Temperature is inconsistent and settings are listed in user manual that correlate to numbers on the iron. These settings are in the same color as the background and in difficult to read areas. Did not take out deep wrinkles with recommended settings, no way to gauge temperature. Refilling water for steam function requires you to put the icon upside-down. Does not turn off by itself. Pros: Weight is manageable. Plate glides smoothly. Spray button sounds satisfying and mists evenly.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2025 by Nicole Morales
Color: Gray/Blue
Size: Large
I’m so happy with this purchase. I didn’t want an iron that was too expensive didn’t but didn’t want a cheap plastic thing either. This one is just right. It’s Solid Construction and has a great weight to it. Works perfect.
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2026 by Melinda H
Color: Gray/Blue
Size: Large
My Black & Decker iron, a ProFinish 720, died recently after nearly 25 years of perfect service (the power button wouldn't stay on :( ). Given this positive experience, I knew I wanted another Black & Decker with a stainless steel soleplate (they are more heavy duty and easier to keep clean) -- but didn't know which one. I selected the Allure Pro and used it today for the first time. It's an impressive iron and the price point is SPOT ON! The steam is no joke! It has 23 steam ports and they all mean business. It is lightweight and is very smooth. It heats up quickly. I love the pointier tip on the soleplate, which is a first for me -- this allowed me to get into tighter spots on the fabric. The cord swivels perfectly. The setting dial is easy to understand and the base of the iron has the fabric settings by number for quick reference. The ONLY thing that I would mention that is a challenge is not being able to see the water level in the water tank -- you have to angle it just right in the light to see it. Lastly, I recommend dumping out the water in your water tank after every use and pressing the steam blast a few times to clean out any water in the port holes. I did this religiously on my ProFinish 720 and I strongly believe that contributed to its longevity. I hope this Allure model gives me the same length of service as the Profinish -- heck, even it it lasts half as long, I'll be happy!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2026 by Amazonian
Color: Gray/Blue
Size: Large
My 15+ year old Rowenta still works, but the sole plate is pretty much trashed. After trying to clean it and failing, I realized the coating was actually peeling off the sole plate. And I was a very bad iron-owner, not emptying the water reservoir and using hard tap water (eek) and all kinds of calcium deposits built up. This is not how one is supposed to treat an iron. So, time for a new one. I considered buying another Rowenta, but frankly didn't want to spend more than $45 and the good Rowenta irons cost almost double that. Off I went to look at reviews. Came across the reviews for this Black+Decker iron and was intrigued. I don't need digital anything, just need good heat, great steam, the ability to clean out any calcium buildup, ease in adding water. This met all the criteria. I was concerned at the negative reviews about how difficult it is to see either the dial to select temperature or how much water was in the tank. I personally haven't had those issues since buying the iron. I hold the iron up and the light is coming in through the window and I can see how much water is in the tank. And I also haven't had any problems with the dial or seeing exactly what number I'm on. I keep the iron dialed-in to my most often used temperature, which is 4 (cotton). Now, for the complaints about no 'off' function on the iron, this is how many irons are made, even my 15+ year old Rowenta. I use an extension cord that has its own 'power off' switch so I can control on/off without having to unplug my iron. I did this for years with my Rowenta iron. Of course the iron also has an auto-off feature that stops the heat to the iron after 8 minutes if the iron is sitting up and 30 seconds if the iron is resting on the sole plate. As far as the steam, it's pretty good! My old Rowenta has a more powerful steam function, but this iron is half the price and it certainly gets the job done, and the steam function is good. I use my iron mostly for clothes ironing. Actually I try to avoid ironing as much as I can (hey I'm only human). The weight of this Black+Decker D3030 is not that heavy at all. It's not a 'light' iron, but my old Rowenta is heavier. The Black+Decker is comfortable to use. It gets super hot. Heat-up time is not fast but I'd say it's about average--maybe 4 to 4.5min to get to the level needed for cotton. The stainless steel sole plate is good quality. Emptying the reservoir is actually very easy and quick! This motivates me to dump out the water into a measuring cup I keep near the iron right when I'm done ironing. And that is the trick to keeping the build-up of calcium in control. I also now use distilled water to avoid calcium deposits as I do have hard water in my area. But one still needs to empty out the iron to keep the iron running well. So far so good on this iron. I will update this review if I run into any issues. UPDATE 3/24/16: I'm downgrading my rating from 4 to 3 for now. Why? Take a look at the picture I just uploaded of tan slacks. See those 2 little brown spots? That came from my iron this morning, after pressing the "burst of steam" button. I use distilled water in my new iron AND empty the iron out after every use AND let the iron get hot. This is maybe the 3rd time I used my iron since getting it. I cleaned the iron out when I first got it by filling with water, letting the iron get really hot, and ironing things and using the burst of steam a bunch of times and finally fully emptying the water reservoir. I hoped to avoid this exact staining problem. I was aghast when I was ironing these pants this morning and literally saw these 2 spots be created from the burst of steam. Gahhhhhh. The wet spot surrounding it is from a Shout Wipe & Go cloth,to try and get the stains out. I'm also using a brand new plain ironing cover/pad, so that's not the problem. I'm annoyed.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2016 by Gadjets