ArchaicArcane

So it seems like most of the time when it's time to fill my iron that there's a bigger puddle on the table or ironing board than the amount of water I got in it. Maybe this is a "cheap" iron problem or an "old" iron problem - I don't know, my iron was probably a $30 iron 20 years ago - but in case it helps others, here's what I do now.

This is one of the pour spouts that bartenders use. They should be available at most kitchen stores. I bought a bag of 10 of them a bunch of years ago and came across them while looking for a funnel to do the same job. It works way better than a funnel. The bottle was one of Grandma's so it's nice to have it where I can see it all the time too.

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joyce888

I use a Rubbermaid quart bottle that has a built-in spout for drinking. Its easy to fill from those gallon jugs of distilled water.

Sandra-P

Tammy, what a great idea! Thanks for posting.

yngldy

Some of the bottled water bottles come with a squirt top that work well, also. Just refill with distilled water.

charlottequilts

Thanks for posting this. I just poured water all over the ironing board this afternoon.

hugs,
Charlotte

tinker

I use an oil bottle, it has the same top. I also use one for my dish soap. Tinker

ArchaicArcane

You know, it's funny, I've tried those squirt bottles and stuff in the past but always ended up burping water all over the place. I think it's the shake in my hands. Something about this pour spout seems to tolerate movement better for me.

GrammaNan

What an innovative idea, thanks for sharing.

Cheshirecatquilter

I bought a pointy top squeeze bottle like you would fill with ketchup or mustard.

Girlfriend

That's a great idea. Thanks for sharing. I think I've seen these tops at Walmart. I'll have to check.