Light weight iron
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I have started having shoulder and upper arm problems and have to find a lighter iron than my (heavy) Continential dry iron to keep by the sewing machine to use when pieceing. I would also like one without the auto-shut off, or a way to bypass it. Any recommendations? Thanks
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I want this one. keep seeing it in keepsakequilting photos or connectingthreads but they don't seem to sell it. it's just cute. http://www.air-n-water.com/product/s...content=SF-717 oh same one mentioned above!!
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I want this one. keep seeing it in keepsakequilting photos or connectingthreads but they don't seem to sell it. it's just cute. http://www.air-n-water.com/product/s...content=SF-717 oh same one mentioned above!!
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anyone know if the voltage on the SF-717 Steam Fast little iron is set for America?? I can't even see it and got out my magnifier but still can't get the setting thing to move at all. I haven't tried to plug it in yet due to this. 220 or 110? sigh. anyone figured this out on theirs yet?
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