How well can you iron on this?
270695
It works fine for ironing flat things, but it's not shaped like a real ironing board with a tapered end so if your a particular ironerer, sleeves and collars may be a problem. It's also shorter than an ironing board, so I find I sit my iron on a nearby table when rearranging things like skirts or slax to give me that little extra space. I need to sit while I iron and the bar at the bottom is in the way of my feet, but the height is great, so I make it work. I just moved my ironing board to storage. BTW I took a king size pillow case, sewed the end closed and slit up on side and slide it on as a cover. Works great, and you can pull it off it wash it. I really like this productjanet It works fine for ironing flat things, but it's not shaped like a real ironing board with a tapered end so if your a particular ironerer, sleeves and collars may be a problem. It's also shorter than an ironing board, so I find I sit my iron on a nearby table when rearranging things like skirts or slax to give me that little extra space. I need to sit while I iron and the bar at the bottom is in the way of my feet, but the height is great, so I make it work. I just moved my ironing board to storage. BTW I took a king size pillow case, sewed the end closed and slit up on side and slide it on... » Read More It works fine for ironing flat things, but it's not shaped like a real ironing board with a tapered end so if your a particular ironerer, sleeves and collars may be a problem. It's also shorter than an ironing board, so I find I sit my iron on a nearby table when rearranging things like skirts or slax to give me that little extra space. I need to sit while I iron and the bar at the bottom is in the way of my feet, but the height is great, so I make it work. I just moved my ironing board to storage. BTW I took a king size pillow case, sewed the end closed and slit up on side and slide it on as a cover. Works great, and you can pull it off it wash it. I really like this productjanet « Show Less
270696
It is a standard ironing board, the only thing is it's small. I iron on it for crafts with no problem and my husband easily irons his shirts, but a long dress would be difficult. Great size for apartments.
270697
I think it is an excellent "ironing board." I have used it from day 1 as soon as I received the cart and have not been disappointed. It is a great "tool" for our laundry days.
270698
There's no point, like on a traditional ironing board, but if you're tight on space, it will get the job done.
1855352
Honestly, no idea. It gets hot though...not enough to burn clothes, which was an issue with another previous iron I had. Hope this helps.
1545451
no, it's a great iron. I use it to iron everything. A regular iron takes to long to get the results that this iron can do in less than half the time. Money well spent.
573912
Absolutely! Just be careful with your neck and the iron-extremely hot. Practice before your turns on the iron.
1223079
I don't iron that often, so the cover that is on it, to me is just fine, but it is not very thick, sorry for no help at all.
865963
The ironing mat itself is quite sturdy, & does not appear to 'leak' heat to the surface you're ironing on. If I were ironing on granite, however, I would place a larger towel or something underneath the mat, in case your iron went off the mat slightly - wouldn't want to scratch the granite.
2050370
Not much help here! I don't iron clothes unless I have to! I quilt so I iron fabric. I ironed my Christmas placemats in about 10 minutes and they look brand new again. I have only had my press a few weeks
1018611
It's fairly easy to clean. But it is never clean clean. It's always a little greasy feeling. It doesn't chip though. It's solid iron all the way through. Very heavy and sturdy.
1462693
Yes, you could try, but the larger screens are a hand full. I use a handheld steamer with excellent results. If ironing, I suggest a lot of caution, as scorching will affect the color.
2192463
Yes it can, in the description column it list most items it can be ironed on
654956
Yes i never use irons now after I got a steamer. Can steam shirts pants anything and its all very durable not like the other flimsy ones.
1217192
You just wash it off and hang to dry. I don't think you can iron it. I usually wash it off with a wash cloth with dawn & warm water. It's coated or something, but not plasticky.
1237749
You can but it is not easy. Lots of working with the edge of the iron. Ideal for pressing sheets and linens. Large flat surfaces are the perfect niche
507139
Hmmm. That's a good question. Have to try it. Looks like it could be. Heck of an iron job if it wrinkles.
1210312
I used a mixture of baking soda and water then ran the cleaning cycle. I used an old cloth to pick up some of the baking soda and water paste then scrubbed the face of the iron while it was still a little warm. Worked like a charm. :)
597546
I would think it would be tough because you are supposed to iron on a flat surface
1083672
You could do that, but it irons really well, so I would suggest that with some steam.