Its been a long time since I bought one of these....
http://www.allbrands.com/categories/...ome-ironing-fo
I didn't realize how much the price of ironing boards has raised.. |
Pppffft. That's just THAT website. You can get ironing boards at Target, Walmart and Sears, anywhere from $16 to $75. Of course, the fancier they are, the more expensive they are.
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Just think of the fab you could buy with that money
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Gracious alive!!! :shock:
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Is it embossed with gold? ha ha!
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I actually know someone who has one of those. No wonder she has no money!
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Originally Posted by Peckish
(Post 5503291)
Pppffft. That's just THAT website. You can get ironing boards at Target, Walmart and Sears, anywhere from $16 to $75. Of course, the fancier they are, the more expensive they are.
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There's usually an abundance of ironing boards at Thrift Stores.
And at minimal prices! Just check that they sit solid and are at the height you want. Plus ... I would never have a narrow ended ironing board for quilting again. Too awkward when pressing yardage or quilt tops. A Thrift acquisition takes away the guilt of adding a piece of plywood to the top of an expensive new one to create the perfect quilter's pressing centre! |
For that price it would have to include someone to do my ironing for me. May in Jersey
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We saw an ironing system in Shipshewana this year that cost $2600 US. It was kind of a steam thing & puffed the board cover up when you went to press your pieces. Needless to say... I didn't stick around for the full presentation!
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