steam or dry when ironing startch?
#3
I have a VERY old iron that I searched & searched for at antique shops & it gets so hot it will cook an egg! So I spritz a little bit of water on before I press & wha la it's done. Nothing like old irons! Don't like all the new fancy ones because they spit & leak all over the place.
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If I use steam, it comes from water spritzed from a bottle and then ironed. I never, never put water in my iron because I've had too many that leaked and spit and sputtered ugly water on things after a few uses. My new iron has never had water in it to prevent that from happening.
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Thank you for doing that! See? I read it.[/quoLOL
LOL!!!!! I am more than happy to accommodate :thumbup:
David
Originally Posted by davidwent
That's my question
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David
(I wanna make sure people know by the title what I'm talking about :wink: :wink: ;) :thumbup: )
David
LOL!!!!! I am more than happy to accommodate :thumbup:
David
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