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I am not sure what the correct term is for this wonderful new tool. I have those little containers that you use to fill your Iron but how many times have I spilled. Then one day I grabbed my unused oil thingy and walla a perfect way to fill your iron and not spill a drop!!! Hope this helps others!!
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What a great idea!
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It's pretty too! I use a red plastic ketchup container that comes in a set with a yellow one for mustard. It works pretty good but looks ugly.
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Great Idea! I simply use an Arrowhead water bottle.
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Great tip! thank you :D:D:D
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What a cute idea, and decorative too.
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I put dish soap in mine... but be sure it is red soap, cuz if someone thinks it's olive oil, you have a problem Houston!
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Awesome thanks for sharing!!
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I use an older honey bear bottle; the new ones don't have a spount any more, just a flip lid. :cry:
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Clever and cool.
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i use mine for dish soap too..and olice oil.Great idea!
i use a water bottle with a push/pull top on it for refilling the iron. |
is that an antique??? I love it
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I'm going to by myself a new iron, while I'm there an oil thingy will be in my basket! Thanks!!
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I use a water bottle also, then throw it away. No need for beautiful.
Originally Posted by Sadiemae
Great Idea! I simply use an Arrowhead water bottle.
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Great idea!
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I use a cute kids water bottle. Mine is shaped like a butterfly.
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Great idea!
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I use one for dish soap as well with a butterfly decopaged on to fit decor...may just buy another and add a sticker or something sewing related to use for my iron...great idea thanks
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I saw a suggestion somewhere to use a non dairy creamer bottle b/c it has a cute little spout on it. It works great! I'm using a little one-waiting for my DH to use up a large one. Cute story gows with this-MyDH came into my sewing room for something and he picks up the creamer bottle and demanded-What's this doing up here? kinda angry like. I sad it has water in it silly for my iron-why else would it be in here for? it's not like I'm sneaking it! he got a sheepish look on his face and just said OH.
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At a retreat this fall a lady was filling her iron from a water bottle with the pull up top for drinking. She just pulled up the top and turned it over and filled her iron. I couldn't believe I had not thought of this as I always have water bottles around.
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I use an empty liquid coffee creamer container to fill my iron. Just wash it well before using for water. It works great. I got the hint on this site I believe.
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I use an old dish soap bottle. It also works great!!
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I found a coffee creamer plastic bottle (32oz size) is great also. Has a nice lid that snaps and I've not had any spills. Thanks for the other hints as well.
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Wow!! What a great idea!!!!! Thanks so much!
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Cute idea
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I just keep a measuring cup of water by my iron. Because it has a spout lip, it pours great and I don't have to buy something special. i don't find filling my iron to be too challenging :-))
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I use a 12oz diet pepsi plastic bottle. I have to replace it every so often as Sparta (kitten) likes to use them as toys and will bat it off the shelf onto the floor so he can chase it.
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Originally Posted by sewmom
I saw a suggestion somewhere to use a non dairy creamer bottle b/c it has a cute little spout on it. It works great! I'm using a little one-waiting for my DH to use up a large one. Cute story gows with this-MyDH came into my sewing room for something and he picks up the creamer bottle and demanded-What's this doing up here? kinda angry like. I sad it has water in it silly for my iron-why else would it be in here for? it's not like I'm sneaking it! he got a sheepish look on his face and just said OH.
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Originally Posted by judikay
I found a coffee creamer plastic bottle (32oz size) is great also. Has a nice lid that snaps and I've not had any spills. Thanks for the other hints as well.
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