Can this be folded in quarters to fit in a zipper binder? Or would it be possible to cut it down in size and finish using a home sewing machine?
1500806
I folded it in quarters, and its too large and it is is quilted/padded, so that also adds some room, making zippering tough.you could cut it down . It has a binding around it, so you would have to sew or bind the open edge.
1500807
It folds in quarters = approximately 14 x 10-1/2 x 1" thick when compressed. I don't sew, but the sides like seam binding so I think it could be done.When using a steam iron, I have found that the steam soaks thru the cloth.
1500808
I believe it could be cut and refinished on a sewing machine. It's a little bulky for folding in quarters but could be if you fold and press it down--I'm not sure how big the zipper binder is.
509996
You can bind smaller pages. you would need to cut off the excess comb. A heavy pair of scissors should work fine.
460506
I have never tried to do this, but if you folded it lengthwise, you probably could. It would be tricky to do though and you would probably need help to compress and role at the same time.
230282
I folded it in half and have it on my sew table and use it that way. I think it might food one more time but might be bulky.
2256969
Yes, when folded, the legs will stick out more than just the ironing surface. About another foot or so on each side.
1818998
If you mean by half folding it so it resembles a chair, no. Its not really practical. Hope this helps.
399389
Mine was folded also and I have never even tried to use it. Swanky Prints rolls theirs and are much better quality. Maybe try ironing with a towel between to get out wrinkles. Good luck.
39216
I haven't tried yet, since I just got my machine. While I was researching machines I found a you tube video demonstrating sewing a seam like jeans have on denim and then he folded it up twice like a hem and it sewed great.
230281
Mine are kept on a shelf in my sewing cabinet folded to 14 x 11 1/2 x 2. It could easily be folded once more to a size of 7 x 11 1/2 x 3. I bought a second one "just in case" but have not needed it so far as this is a durable ironing blanket that can be and is used almost daily.
729102
Thats a hard question.. It gets small... like when you fold A4 paper 3times in horizontal.. Something like that
226116
You could fold it. I think it would be better to roll it. Might leave a permanent crease if you fold it. It does not come with a zipper pack. It is nice, but I don't believe it is quite 2"
2146509
It won't be the prettiest closure seams if you do, but you would be able to sew it. If a home sewing machine can't handle it, take it to somewhere that does alterations or an upholstery shop. Their industrial machines should have no issue with it and they can probably put a nice finished edge on it too.
1102012
I think it would be too large, directions say not to fold it, however it probably could be cut to size.
632208
It does not fold up like a zigzag ruler. You have to pull the pins and stack the panels.
104718
Greetings, I think it would be possible to fold it back, the only concern I would have is it if would wrinkle the bottom of long hanging items like dresses or pants since you would be losing the box effect at the bottom. The plastic is heavy-duty but pliable so I would think you could make it work, or possibly use a cardboard piece in the bottom at the 44" mark to keep the boxing effect so your clothes wouldn't wrinkle. We use it in our trailer to protect our clothes as we travel and it does a good job. Hope this helps!
1346337
I'm with you! Just did it after fooling around with it for about 30 minutes. Yikes! I was able to get it into it's not "so easy compact design". So follow the directions from the other comment about folding it at 9 and 3 o'clock and then forming two small circles lying on top of each other and use one of the "side pockets" to pull it over the entire thing. Good luck!
2279071
No it is not possible to fold this unit. It is closer to the commercial quality used in Laundromats. Compared to other units on the market, if possible I would make space. It is the most useful laundry product since the washboard.