DogHouseMom

Dreaming of a 46" model .... ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh

happyquiltmom

I'll have to keep my eyes open for one. But, I'll have to make room for it...

JabezRose

I was thinking of getting a mangle the other day although I don't mind ironing, just hard to iron larger yardage on a ironing board even though it has been enlarged with a sheet of wood. Seen a mangle at the St. Vincent dePaul store.
Oh yea, also a Rockateer, had to walk away. Not easy, but small house.

mudose8

OK, so is a Ironrite and a mangle the same thing? My mom had a mangle and from looking at the pictures, the mangle was bigger.

Mornigstar

My mom worked for a cleaners in the 50's in Chatham, Ontario.
I would go to piano lessons then walk to cleaners. She taught me how
the ladies used it. They use to press 200 white shirts a day with one but I never see one now. Never disliked ironing anyway.

dellareya

I learned to iron on one of the old Mangle iron similar to this one only they were a lot bigger. I started out ironing pillowcases and worked my way up to sheets. In those days everything had to be ironed. I remember it took up half of her washroom. When it was in use it would heat up the entire house. I wish I had room for one now. What a dream it would be for ironing fabric.

sunny42539

Never heard of this but it would make ironing fabric easier.

Stitchit123

I noticed there isn't a home town listed -thats either a smart move or a sneaky one.I was half way out the door with a bolt

crtwelvecats

I love the part that says she does the ironing to relax now. LOL not this girl....Ironing isn't one of my favorite things no matter which way but is just one of those things that you need to do quilting.but i can think of better ways to relax

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I just posted this in teh wrong thread .

if you want the iron, why not use one of these

http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/atd/3183540813.html