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Originally Posted by Marion Jean
Does anyone here use a cordless iron? I think Maytag makes one. I would like to eliminate dealing with a cord while pressing, and I've also tripped on my cord and burned a spot on my carpet.
But, what I want to say is, "What beautiful furbabies you have." |
I, too, have a Panasonic and really like it.
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They can get hot enough, but the moment the iron come off from the base the temps go down quickly and soon is too cold to use.
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I have the Maytag cordless, but I got tired of having to wait for it to reheat, so I don't use it any more.
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I have the Sunbeam Steam Master Lx. I LOVE IT!!! I bought it at Walmart 14 years ago. To say I got my use out of it is an understatement. If I could find a second one, I would buy it again. It has a retractable cord. I need to purchase a back up iron, so I am in the market for a back up iron.
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You can't get cordless irons in the UK any more, it's most odd. So I never got a chance to try one. I don't use my standard iron for quilting very much anyway, just for pressing fabrics (which I do in occasional batches) and for pressing quilt tops before basting. For all the pressing while I'm piecing, I use a travel iron and a table-top ironing board. Much handier, uses less electricity, and I find that the smaller iron gives greater accuracy.
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