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    Old 05-30-2012, 04:33 AM
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    Red face Bounce ironing spray is wonderful!

    Picked some up on the weekend, used it while pressing both quilt blocks and shirts. It made the iron glide so nicely on the fabric, not to mention the very pleasant scent. I am going to pick up another bottle when I am out again. Wonderful stuff for sure. I like it better than Mary Ellens Best Press.
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    Old 05-30-2012, 04:45 AM
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    Have never used the Best Press but am very happy with the Bounce Spray as suggested earlier on QB. Obviously, the price is much more reasonable. Any time you can save some pennies, it means more money towards fabric! Kind of a win/win
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    I was very pleased as well with this product.
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    I have not been able to locate any. I have looked and looked!
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    Old 05-30-2012, 06:52 AM
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    where do you buy this, I too didn't like mary's best
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    I went over to the bounce site and put in my zip and found it at tons of stores here.
    There was CVS, Walgreens, walmart, safeway, home depot, lowes, costco, kmart, target, sam's club just to name a few stores.

    But, when I asked hubby to get it at walmart the other day, he said they didn't have it. ???

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    Old 05-30-2012, 07:15 AM
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    Never used bounce but when my MIL gave up housekeeping she had downey. It works so good when you prewash your fabric, especially if it is a large amount.
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    Unfortunately, because of the "very pleasant scent", I cannot use it. I am terribly allergic to man-made scents.
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    OK...not in the loop on this one....is it a spray starch or just a make it easy to iron thing? Sounds like it is liked...whatever it is.
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    Old 05-30-2012, 08:39 AM
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    Bounce spray is a non-aerosol spray that is in the laundry department (I found mine on the top shelf) of Wal-Mart. I have not found it other places, but haven't look closely either. Would love to be able to find it in my local Sam's....

    the label says it is 'ironing spray' that is 'crisp like a starch' with 'no flaking' and 'no clogging'. The scent is 'outdoor fresh' and is in a 16 ounce bottle. Oh yeah, it is in a bright orange bottle....

    I to like it better than Best Press mostly because of the price and it works just as well. If I need lots of stiffness I still use my liquid starch that I also buy at Wal-Mart. This one come in a blue jug and you can make the strength you like.
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