Can you press pants creases with this? I need something that will do a nice, lasting press.
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Yes you can! I never regretted purchase of this steamer . The red button on the handle once you press it, it lets out steam.
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Sure, you can press pants with a crease easily but, because of the relatively small surface area of the iron, you have to press them in several steps. I press scrub pants all the time and get a very crisp, professional finish.
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Yes, this does a nice job of pressing pant creases. And, you only need press one side, no need to flip over and press again. I'm very happy with this purchase. The more you use it, the more you will like it.
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OMG!!!!! yes we press Creases so sharp it can cut you LOL this was one of our best purchases ever. very good product also we purchased the stand that goes with it separate
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It would work fine for pressing seams open. I have used it for batting tape. It's just the right size.
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I hang my cotton and or polyester pants on them and they haven't shown creases. My husband doesn't use them for his so I wouldn't know about wool pants.
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yes, just be sure to oil or use oiled parchment paper on each side, so does not stick. I usually have to spin parchment a second time to get a more even (round) press
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I have had my aero-press for nearly a year and a half and use it daily. It will loosen with wear. I barely have to push on it at all for it to work now. It was stiff in the beginning for me too. It does considerably help for the plunger to be wet.
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I have not had this problem at all with these. The plastic piece is grooved to hold the pants and I have not seen any creasing.
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Greetings, No attachment for creases. If you want a crease, you can put one in. I elect to remove creases, and it is no problem. Have not necessarily attempted to add a crease, but instead of hanging the garment, you could use an ironing board to designate your crease.
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I use it for baseball. But they are cotton. I would think you could use this press for soccor. You would just have to adjust temp. Of it. Always use a Teflon sheet when pressing.
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Effortlessly press pants and shirts - probably. You will have to take care with men's suit coats so you don't just press them flat and take the roll out of the lapel. With practice you won't introduce unwanted creases.
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yes - I press my jeans, blouses, sweats, I even press my pajamas. I love this machine!! Best purchase I made this year. Creases on slacks are crisp.The creases on jeans hold up too.
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Yes this would work to press Bullets into the casing and crimp with the proper dies and setting. It would also work for sizing the casings, though it is not as strong as the presses with a complete arch ( O ) compared to this one like a ( C ). If there was a flaw in the metal when a lot of pressure was applied; the back could crack and break. I would not worry about this if the casings are properly lubed.
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I have the same problem. After reading the previous answer, I will try his suggestion. Mostly I use it for quilting so do more up and down motion on seams rather than a lot of actual ironing.
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Yes. This covering makes the daybed looked finished & tailored. It does need pressing as it is cotton.
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This press will not work with stiff dough. The pressing mechanism is plastic and aluminum. When I tried to use this with a stiff dough it was clear that pushing hard enough to press out the dough would just break it.
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I have ironed my sheets with it. Mainly uniforms and getting those starched creases is how inuse mine.
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No. This model does not come with an attachment to crease garments. You may try placing the garment on a carpeted, well vacuumed surface and folding the crease by hand and placing an object on to keep the intended area in place and steam while it is held in place. You may have to improvise as to what to use to keep it in place.
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You need to use the right needle for the fabric. There is a chart in the manual. Purchase a jeans needle. It does not have to be the Singer brand. This machine has two levels for the presser foot height. Just lift the presser foot as high as it will go, then lower to test this function. Invest in a "hump-jumper" or "jean-a-ma-jig", These are sold with sewing notions and help level the presser foot when approaching a thick area such as the flat-felled seams on the inside seam of the jeans.