Can you use a normal household iron for this paper?
1870513
You CAN you a normal household iron, but for best results you should use a heat press. If using an iron, make sure that there is no moisture in the iron, that it is on its highest setting, and that you have something hard below the image you are pressing.
1870514
Yes! I just made twenty t-shirts for my class with my home iron. Just be sure to iron long enough and peal the backing off quickly before they cool.
1543160
You can use charcoal. Or anything. It works pretty nicely. Though it may smear on to another page. It won't bleed through.
719099
Its not the best way to use it... I would not purchase this product because its useless. Its in my interest to keep you away from this. If you like problems then buy this otherwise buy a good normal iron. If you purchased it they dont refund to be careful... also electric failure may be the cause of this faulty stream iron...hope I have been helpful to you....
1325133
i haven't tried it but it i blieve you should be able to. it's just a slightly thicker paper
187667
Normal Iron. Yes, there is instructions but it is inferior paper and I could never get it to work.
2227863
We use the iron to iron sheets for our Bed And Breakfast, including fitted bottom sheets for a king size bed. They are first ironed as a single layer, and then folded and creased with the iron. Can't find a better way to do them.
2111517
No, this kit only comes with the 16 different colors and a little idea book. Just so you know, parchment paper (from the kitchen) is a good alternative to ironing paper.
2111516
I had the same question. I ordered it anyway and it came with 2 sheets of ironing paper, however, they last a long time. I also recommend that you order the tweezers for picking up the small beeds more easily. By the way if you want a package of sheets they sell them at J. Michaels craft store.
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.
879636
I wouldn't advise it....A household iron usually has had some water placed in it at some time or another...This could cause problems with the transfer and with house hold irons...the proper heating and pressure for the transfer usually can't be gauged correctly...
639165
You may be able to, but it is primarily for mats and foam core. I fave never tried paper.
1237747
You don't want use it for dress shirts and pants.. A steam pro station much better for that like a Rowenta Pro Precision. I use the rotary iron for high volume of bedding, table cloths, napkins which it is so great for. Hope this helps you ....
88370
If you print out a picture with letter it's ok to iron the whole sheet but if it's just letters. I would cut them or you will see the white of the transfer paper on your shirt.
909361
no and yesif you use recycled paper it tends to jam a little more than the regular standard paper.keith
2111515
I don't think so. If you order the forms/shapes they come with ironing paper.
210459
Yes it definitely can be ironed, I see no reason why you could not heat print this material. So yes to both questions.
1416663
There is a 'nylon' setting on this, but I haven't tried it, as we use this iron primarily for cotton/linens. If there is any doubt about certain fabrics, use a press cloth just to be safe, and you won't melt the fabric.