Laurastar is a Swiss leader in high-end ironing systems and steam generators, renowned for its professional-grade Dry Microfine Steam technology that purifies and beautifies textiles.
Laurastar is the world leader in professional-quality steam systems for home use. With over 40 years of Swiss expertise, the brand designs and manufactures advanced ironing systems, portable steam generators, and hygienic steamers. Laurastar's signature Dry Microfine Steam (DMS) technology offers a hygienic solution that eliminates 99.9% of biological contaminants—including viruses, bacteria, and dust mites—while protecting delicate fabrics and preventing wet spots.
The company’s product lineup ranges from all-in-one 'Smart' ironing centers equipped with active boards and Bluetooth connectivity to portable 'Lift' steam stations and 'Izzi' hygienic steamers. Committed to durability and fighting planned obsolescence, Laurastar engineers its products to last a generation, offering repair capabilities for at least 10 years. Laurastar combines innovative engineering with elegant design to extend the life of garments and ensure a healthier home environment.
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Yes, Laurastar products are designed to run on tap water. However, to prolong the life of your appliance, it is recommended to use the included anti-scale granules or cartridges, or distilled water if your local water is very hard.
When the indicator light signals, remove the water tank, discard the old cartridge, insert a new one, refill the tank with water, and reinsert it. Don't forget to reset the cartridge change indicator on the device.
DMS is Laurastar's exclusive steam technology. It is heated twice to ensure it is completely dry while leaving the iron, allowing it to penetrate fabrics deeply to kill 99.9% of germs and plump fibers without leaving clothes damp.
For systems requiring manual rinsing, it represents a key maintenance step. Check your specific user manual, but generally, you should rinse the boiler with warm water (no chemicals) every time you change the granules or annually.