I can't believe it. After 30 years I finally bought a new ironing board cover. I placed it on top of my old one, which is quite worn and has a couple of cuts in it.
This morning I was trying to get my quilt pieces ready for my quilt class on Tuesday. I set the iron on Cotton setting and got all of my squares ready to press.
When I pressed the first one, I notice the iron was a little sluggish. When I looked closer I realized it had "melted" the ironing board cover. Thank goodness it didn't get on the square only the iron. Does this make sense? Aren't all ironing board covers supposed to be used for hot irons?
It took me about 45 minutes to get it off my iron.
Needless to say, I am sticking with my old, worn cover. :thumbdown: :thumbdown: :thumbdown: