JusticeClan

I found the sizing and regular starch spray cans at the dollar store. Try there.

Kayaker26

Funny that this is here today...last week I ran out of the Spray starch I buy from Walmart and I tried the cornstarch! It worked and you do have to shake it alot while ironing. I like it and it is so cheap!

spartan quilter

Me too.

sew_sew

My mother only put the sprinkled ironing in the fridge if she couldn't finish it that day, other wise it could mildew. I liked some things starched and still do but I haven't seen anything but spay starch in a long time. It is also a good craft item, used to mix liquid (or liquifed powder) starch and poster paint and let the kids fingerpaint.

SherryLea

I get Sav-Flo at the grocery store and walmart.

penski

awe that does bring back memories !!!!! i see it at the grocery store and walmart all the time

ggreenridley

I remember my mother using Argo starch. It came in a box. She also ate it, which a lot of women did in that day.

thepolyparrot

I bought these for sprinkling tiny seedlings without washing them away.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=120575093016

Or you could buy a real vintage cork bottle top sprinkler...

Or maybe a bottle shaped like a maid? :)

http://shop.ebay.com/i.html?_nkw=sprinkle*+vintage+laundry&_sacat=0&_odkw=sprinkle*+vintage&_osacat=0&_trksid=p3286.c0.m270.l1313

margecam52

The Argo brand corn starch is in the baking isle...I use it for gravy, puddings...and sometimes doilies.

running1

What a sweet memory... I can even hear the sound of the starch in the bottle while momma was "sprinkling" everything. I've missed that crisp feel in shirts!! If I remember correctly, we went from that to polyester double knits... no wonder momma loved that stuff so much!!