Does the ironing side protect the table/surface it's resting on from steam/moisture? Also, can you get crisp seams?
1179144
He have not persoanlly used this item. It is about 3/8" thick so we feel like it will protect your table. It is fairly firm, so it should give you crips seams. Thanks Paul
1778139
Yes you can iron on the folding table. It has a nice removable/washable cover and is roughly the 3/4 the length of a standard ironing board. Very happy w/this purchase, much sturdier and more attractive than any of others I've had or compared it to!
91180
Mine has gotten a little wrinkly, but I wash it about once a week because I have dogs. The pleating is not out of shape, and it does seem to smooth out after it's been back on the bed for a day. If you really want the fresh crisp look you probably would want to iron it.
955998
This is a pad to use under the cover. It's about 1/4 inch in thickness but it's very cushiony and I don't get the ironing boards marks as with other pads. It is not washable. Hence, you need a cover to put over this pad. I'm very satisfied with it. Hope this was helpful to you.
2111069
I haven't noticed that. I've been using it for awhile. If I fill it too high there is too much steam and makes the garment wet, other than that I haven't picked up my iron since I bought it.
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.
2072449
Absolutely not. No fabric is needed during the ironing process. There may be a select fabric you may need to protect with any iron, but as a general use - I have not had any problems. This is a really good iron. Steam is powerful and does a good job.
31981
Mine does. The iron can get in the way a little when putting the ironing board away but it's not a problem. You just put the board away first.
2025594
I did not have a problem with the wrinkles. I thought they pressed out easily with a steam iron. Chocolate cake got smeared into mine and it came out in the first wash. I think it has pretty good stain release properties.
1601253
I don't know if it's treated to prevent warping, but it is a high class, quality table. My husband scratched it putting it together and was devastated because it really is NICE. Ended up buying a paint pen from the company that makes it. They charged $5ish for the pen and $17 for shipping without telling me on the phone.
908952
Sorry, Cyndi, the travel iron does have steam holes in the heating plate. You re correct that you need a dry iron; one with no steam
20905
I've had the same experience. I attempted to use a steamer without much improvement. I would not use an iron because you can actually scortch the fabric. I have only the black and white muslims and Photoshop any visible wrinkles out which are very little that are visible. I'm not sure how you are using the black or white but I use it for high key and low key effects so actual background showing is limited. Hope that was helpful.
64143
For me, one side (the one with the tail) had a lot of wrinkles but the other side didn't have any, so I just used the side with no wrinkles. If they both have bad wrinkles, I suppose you could slide an ironing board underneath the chromakey (without standing the board up), and iron it the same way you'd iron clothes.
2174754
Your material must be flat and smooth. Also make sure you have the proper setting for thr type of fabric you're ironing. Maybe turn down the steam setting too. Good luck!
1595564
No steam holes. This is a dry iron. I use it for quilting. It stays hot. I bought 2 two years ago (it qualified me for free shipping) thinking it might not work for long. I am rough on irons, but the first one has held up with being set on high all day most days. The second is sitting in a box.
2151485
It does get quite hot, an I often iron with the steam off and only turn it on when needed (I also a spray fabric finish to avoid using steam). As an indicator of the high temperature the iron reaches, I note that I recently made the mistake of ironing up close to the buttons and the thin sole plate was able to melt and sever the synthetic threads holding the buttons, so I suspect the synthetic fusibles would easily melt as required.
1814201
There is a little steam icon above the cotton setting. Only above that setting will it steam. Below that setting you should not put water in the iron as it will leak.