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I would like some ideas on a good ironing board that does not wobble when you are ironing. I am so tired of trying not to let my iron wobble off the ironing board. Anyone else have this problem. Please help.
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I have a very old wooden iron board. I love it. It seems to have more support than the newer ones. I also have capet in my sewing room so if it wobbles I don't notice.
Judy in Ohio |
look for a board that has four-point contact with the floor instead of the two bars shown in the picture.
the wider apart the pairs of points are, the more stable the board will be. |
Originally Posted by PatriceJ
look for a board that has four-point contact with the floor instead of the two bars shown in the picture.
the wider apart the pairs of points are, the more stable the board will be. |
A friend has a Reliant brand with the wide extension for quilters and she just loves it! I would like to get one but they are pricey.
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I would suggest putting an area rug under your ironing board. (that should keep the Ironer from wobbling, too!)
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I got mine at Costco and I love it. It is larger than most ironing boards which is great for quilt stuff. Best of all, it doesn't even wiggle!! :-o
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Most ironing boards are made this way and the one I have has larger heavy pipes and the pipes are wider on foot part that makes it more stable. I have no problem with it wiggling. I also can drop the legs down so I can sit on a chair and do my ironing. Can't remember were I got it but I do know I got it from a department store like JC penny etc.
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i got mine at walmart. it was a bit pricey (in the neighborhood of $50) but worth it to me. in addition to being wider than average, it stands higher than average. fewer backaches! :-)
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I found mine at a super Target. Also around $50 but worth every penny. Doesn't wobble & is wider than most boards.
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