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Love my Clover wedge iron.
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I also have the Steam Fast Iron and just love it. I keep it right at my sewing table.
It does a great job on steam or no steam. I have had mine a couple of years and would buy another. |
I haven't burned my hands with the Clover Wedge iron. I don't see how I can. I do have small hands, ring size 5. I have this mini iron that is has a steam feature. It gets very hot. http://www.nancysnotions.com/product...+steam+iron.do
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Thank You all for your input. I just love this board & all the wonderful people that assist others in their time of need. :)
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Originally Posted by Onebyone
(Post 7423566)
I haven't burned my hands with the Clover Wedge iron. I don't see how I can. I do have small hands, ring size 5.
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The Wedge iron has no barrel. I think you are confusing the Wedge with the Mini iron. There is a big difference.
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Originally Posted by bjchad
(Post 7423478)
I keep a Rowena travel iron next to my machine for pressing as I work. I have one of those cutting mat one side -- ironing surface the other side thingees in a small size that I use it with. Works fine. I use a full size iron at my cutting station. The Rowena gets very hot, very fast and doesn't cut off automatically so I have it plugged into a power strip and flip the strip off when I'm finished working.
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I too use a travel iron that has steam. I've dropped it many times but it hasn't started to leak yet. I'd love a little Clover but I know I would mindlessly grab it and burn myself.
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Clover Wedge Iron: http://www.nancysnotions.com/product...+wedge+iron.do
I don't see how anyone could hold the iron to burn their fingers. Clover Mini Iron: http://www.nancysnotions.com/product...26+tote+set.do The metal parts get very hot. |
Craftsy has a Steamfast on sale for $20
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