How is the iron cord stored on this rack?
2079863
I wrap it around my hand, pull it off in a circle, and slide it under the handle of the iron.
2079864
There's no special attachments to wrap an iron's electric cord. There are 2 wire "containers" you can see in the photo that holds cans of spray or whatever you want. I have put the wrapped cord in one of them. My wife uses the same method the other reviewer "Taunya" described.
1642888
This has a like a rectangle shape in the back where the rack slides to. Hope this helps.
2281614
There is a tray for screws and such. There is a magnetic located on the underneath of the tray, going the entire length, that holds the the stuff in place.
476210
Cords are not wound on a cleat, rather they clip into a little plastic holder and hang down. The holder needs to be mounted within reach near the one end of the rack. So far it looks like a tidy way to manage the cords.Don
1137541
We also have nothing but cast iron on this rack. As long as it is secured to studs is has been just fine for us.We do use the top for storage of our cook books. Works great, we are actually thinking of purchasing an additional rack.
153515
Yes, it has a cord minder. It was very hard for me to raise it up. I thought it should turn easily but it took some doing. Therefore I can't put it down when I store the ironing board. Rather difficult for such and expensive ironing board but I do like this product a lot except for that one thing. Maybe a spray of WD40 would help it.
115113
There is a spring loaded pin to pull up at the base of the rack. This allows the rack to tilt down. The pin stays in place so the rack just clicks back in when raised.
714238
Yes. There are two shorter wire rods that the iron rests on. I've had this for about a year now and it's great! I took a better picture for you just now. Check out the link to see what the iron sits on. http://www.slooser.com/iPhone/amazonanswer.jpg
1152044
That's where I have mine however, I did use a bungee cord to secure the iron base to the ironing board.
1137536
I have cast iron cookware as well. I mounted my rack to wall studs, and it securely holds 3 large cast iron skillets and a full set of pots and pans. This is a thin rack, so the shelf storage is minimal. Cook books and larger pots don't sit flush on the shelf, but I let them stick out a bit. The thinner size works for my kitchen space.
32134
It comes with a plastic container that you can keep the cords in, but the container is a tight fit. It does get the job done though.
2128660
Hi! I bought this item while ago, I like this item because it durable and I think if you install rack properly it can hold ironing board for long time. Sincerely, Anatoliy 06/12/14
1919114
The power cord should be placed neatly in plastic bottom along with its utensils. Then, the whole plastic box clips onto bottom of mixer for storage. The cord does not hang outside of bottom plastic box. I love mine.
2171499
To date, this has not happened. I did add additional padding to the ironing surface. I like the spacial ironing surface andadjustable height. The metal work on the one end seems superfluous; the cord often gets caught on it.
2148181
It has hooks on the botton to wrap the cord around. Cord storage was one of the main reasons I bought this toaster. I wrap the cord around the hooks and store the toaster in the cupboard when it's not in use.
1406840
The base stays plugged in while you are using it. The iron itself goes into the "docking station" to continue to stay hot. You put it in the plugged in part when you normally would stand the iron up to move your clothing to continue to iron. It really is a fabulous idea that I appreciate every time I iron.
474401
the rack has supports that afixed by a screw just above the axle of the rear wheel. think of an upside down triangle, wide part of triangle supporting rack,on top, point at botom secured by scre. There iare hooks at the point. When the side bags are out, there is abungy cord at the bottom of the bags that go around the hooks.