Power Steam Pro
12-06-2011, 05:55 PM
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I popped over to google and found that (surprise! 
) there's a website at www.PowerSteamPro.com
But there is one of those As Seen on TV labels at the top of the page and personally, that would be enough to keep me from buying one right there.
I have never bought one single thing with that As Seen on TV label on it that works as it's supposed to.
Debbie Meyer Produce Saver Bags did not add a minute to the ordinary shelf life of produce in the refrigerator. Proactive was completely non-active. Better results with soap and water. Topsy Turvy Tomato Planters were a complete waste of space. ShamWows? They are just shams.
This steamer thing looks like a plastic bathtub toy - completely insubstantial for the price. I would recommend that you buy a decent steamer at Walmart.
You won't have to pay shipping to get it to you and then shipping to get it back to the manufacturer when you discover that it doesn't work as advertised.
Of course, I've spend hundreds of $$$ on worthless quilting toys so you are as free to waste your money as I am.
) there's a website at www.PowerSteamPro.comBut there is one of those As Seen on TV labels at the top of the page and personally, that would be enough to keep me from buying one right there.
I have never bought one single thing with that As Seen on TV label on it that works as it's supposed to.
Debbie Meyer Produce Saver Bags did not add a minute to the ordinary shelf life of produce in the refrigerator. Proactive was completely non-active. Better results with soap and water. Topsy Turvy Tomato Planters were a complete waste of space. ShamWows? They are just shams.
This steamer thing looks like a plastic bathtub toy - completely insubstantial for the price. I would recommend that you buy a decent steamer at Walmart.
You won't have to pay shipping to get it to you and then shipping to get it back to the manufacturer when you discover that it doesn't work as advertised.
Of course, I've spend hundreds of $$$ on worthless quilting toys so you are as free to waste your money as I am.
12-06-2011, 06:14 PM
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I first saw it in McCalls Quilting magazine and then at the Houston Quilt Show. I bought one and LOVE it! It was highly recommended by Superior Threads for texture magic (which I love). Not sure about any of the things you bought, as I have never bought them. But this one is great. I will check out the website. Thank you for the info!
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