Iron & Ironing Board?!?

jackieb

I also have a Bosch, normal iron. That is very good. It's quite heavy and thirsty but I just keep a litre bottle beside me and fill it up from there. The steam is excellent, and that's the best normal iron i've had. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Bosch-TDA5070GB-Steam-Iron-Litre/dp/B00B4HIY8I/ref=sr_1_1?s=kitchen-appliances&ie=UTF8&qid=1412938145&sr=1-1

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SailorSam wrote: »

When i saw the title of the thread i thought it was a new board we were starting where ladies were offering to do the ironing. I've got a load of clean things in a heap in the other room.

!! Well SailorSam - I'm afraid i won't be able to offer to do any ironing. I can only just about to do my own but I'm trying to improve my skills! What a great forum.

Crimson

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jackieb wrote: »

I also have a Bosch, normal iron. That is very good. It's quite heavy and thirsty but I just keep a litre bottle beside me and fill it up from there. The steam is excellent, and that's the best normal iron i've had. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Bosch-TDA5070GB-Steam-Iron-Litre/dp/B00B4HIY8I/ref=sr_1_1?s=kitchen-appliances&ie=UTF8&qid=1412938145&sr=1-1

Thank you again. I'll look at your helpful links later. Congratulations on the weight loss - not easy but well worth it!

Crimson

jackieb

Thank you

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jackieb wrote: »

I also have a Bosch, normal iron. That is very good. It's quite heavy and thirsty but I just keep a litre bottle beside me and fill it up from there. The steam is excellent, and that's the best normal iron i've had. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Bosch-TDA5070GB-Steam-Iron-Litre/dp/B00B4HIY8I/ref=sr_1_1?s=kitchen-appliances&ie=UTF8&qid=1412938145&sr=1-1

I ordered this one, thank you, and just need to decide on a board and cover later.

Thank you all.

Crimson

jackieb

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I ordered this one, thank you, and just need to decide on a board and cover later.

Thank you all.

Crimson

I recommended it to someone else and they like it so I hope you do too. Let us know how you get on.

Blackpool_Saver

Dry stuff on an airer, finish in dryer and hang up, no need to iron ever

jackieb

I've not used a dryer in 6 years, and I enjoy ironing.

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Cisco001 wrote: »

How many items will you iron each week?
Are you ironing for yourself or whole family?

If you are not ironing a lot, I don't see the point of investing expensive steam generation. Just get a standard steam iron. I suggest you go to the shop to look at it. Since you are small, make sure you get something not too heavy.

Regarding the board, I recommend getting a metallic cover, it would speed up your ironing

I don't have a Wilco near me, Cisco001, but I'm going to look out for an ironing board cover like the one you suggest, thank you. - UPDATE - I was able to order directly from Wilco and I'll have the two covers in about two or three days. Delighted, thank you Cisco001.

Crimson

Blackpool_Saver

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