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Old 06-22-2011, 11:26 AM
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Originally Posted by KimS
Originally Posted by dakotamaid
I would still put something in between just to be safe.
Like what? I don't mean to sound dense but don't want to damage anything.
It really depends on what surface you are trying to protect. Others will have other ideas but here is what my sister did. She used a thin piece of plywood or hardboard covered with some of that non skid fabric that you can buy at walmart. Holds down the ironing surface so it doesn't slip and slide. Than set her portable ironing surface on that. She was using an antique dresser so wanted to be sure she wasn't damaging the finish.

The product that Katydid2 has up above sounds good.
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