Can this be used for iron ons for Tshirts and such?
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No, this is for vinyl sticker decals for cars and such. For t-shirt iron ons, you want to look for heat transfer vinyl. I highly recommend Siser Easyweed brand HTV for shirts.
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No. It I not designed for clothing. It might work for a short while. Also only try it on a white shoe. Otherwise it will mute the color. It has been tested by ConsumersUnion and was rated as one of the biggest flops in new products for 2013. Hope this helps. As I said before, it's really only good for solid metallic objects that do not get handled or walked on. That pretty much means satellite dishes.
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I have never tried it on clothing... i use it mostly for rugs and pillows... but i don't see why that wouldnt work.
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If the t-shirt its white you can iron the whole transfer, if you have a color shirt better cut each letter out. Always is a good idea to try first on a scrap of fabric of the same color. Better if you use cotton fabric.
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I'm sure you could. There's not anything you could affix it with such as loops/ hooks since it's smooth with the magnets inside fabric. You could pin up or clip I guess. Amazon may have a better product for what you are looking for. This is somewhat small and you may like a larger piece if you are steaming garments.
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I haven't used them on fabric. My sons have gotten the ink on their clothes and it has washed out, but not sure if ironing would set it. They aren't made for that use, so I'd test on scrap fabric first.
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No, it's meant for small diameter, hard and soft copper, aluminum, brass and plastic tubing. Iron would be too hard.
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you can use it like a spray once you dissolve it or dip the shirt and dry it and sprinkle it down,then iron it........
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Yes, I would say you could steam clothes even though it doesn't have a clothes steamer attachment. There are a couple of attachments that should work for steaming clothes.
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Sorry, never tried it for patching clothes. Can't give you an accurate answer. Try calling the company/manufacturer.
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We used it for crafts (on wood and plastic), but not on fabric . It worked well, and I don't think it said anything about ironing. It seemed like it would work well on fabric also.
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I really only find it helpful for shirts. That being said I have not really tried anything else. :)
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We've only used it for suit jackets and pants I do think you would be able to use it for polo shirts. It probably would be easier if you wear a size medium or larger as you would have to go though the bottom of the polo shirt. I think it's main purpose is to hang up suits.
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Some "spitting" on garments, but I have not tried it on silk or delicates as listed below. I find it useful for daily maintenance for work clothes, refreshing already worn clothes, and most everyday items. Keep in mind it has no temperature control as does an iron, and it IS a steamer! I rarely use the steam function on silk or other delicate items, and if I do, even an iron has the possibility of spitting.
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I would hesitate using it on something that delicate. It left a ring on my polyester pants. However, it came out in the wash.
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Yes you can. It can be used on about any type of material, as long as you use the right length staple.
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Not easily. There is not an easy way to pull it on the hanger. Works just fine for shirts that button down the front.