Bucko Ironing Spray
Facebook just had info on Bucko Ironing Spray that you can buy at Amazon. They say it's better than spray starch. I use Niagara spray starch constantly (and Best Press) for my quilting. Has anyone used Bucko, and do you like it? Thanks for your feedback.
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I bought it to try and I like it. Is it better than Best Press? No, but it works equally as well. I prefer the scents of Best Press, but Bucko is not unpleasant.
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I really like Flatter spray. It is expensive for what it is though. I use Best Press because I have two gallons of it. LOL. I use Niagara a lot too. I haven't tried the Bucko and probably won't. I'm glad we have choices now instead of plain starch.
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Thanks for your input. I may just continue with my Niagara starch and Best Press.
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How is this different than plain starch?
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Jane...I don't use any starch except the aerosol Niagara. Not sure how the starch in water like my mom did when I was a kid in the 50s works. Supposedly this Bucko stuff doesn't leave residual 'stuff' like the aerosol. Who knows???
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I tried it and didn't like it. The fumes made me cough and I just didn't think it worked as well as best press! I was so glad when I used it up and am back to best press!!
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I use Sta Flo, diluted 1 part starch to 4 parts water. That works as well as Best Press, and costs .03 per bottle compared to more than $3 for Best Press. It flakes a little if you don't let it soak in, but those flakes disappear soon.
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Hello Ladies, Never tried Bucko as I make my own spray with Vodka & Water and a scent if I like. It works as good as Best Press and a whole lot cheaper, have my quilting friends using it also.
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Never heard of Bucko Spray. I just use the spray starch at Walmart in the turquoise can. Never have had a problem with it and it is only 99 cents a can. Sorry, I am on a budget.
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