i always have a spare cover just in case ---heat the iron and dab it on throw away fabric[if you have any]the glue will stick
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Oh no!
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Time for a new cover. they are pretty inexpensive at Walmart. Hmmm...wonder if the dollar store carries them.
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Joanns usually carries a iron cleaner which will help you remove the glue that adhered your your iron. I use goo gone or citra-solv to remove the glue from fabric like you cover. if that does not work I;d make a new cover with some pretty fabric and call it a happy mistake. We have all done this at one time or another, it is a very easy mistake to make. good luck!
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I did the glue boo boo also so now when at the grocery store I ask for paper instead of plastic cut the bottom out of the bags open the seam and use them on my ironing board to save the cover. Works good.
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I buy a yard of canvas, cut it to cover the width and a little wider than my ironing board width and whatever length I want. I keep that on so when I use starch or fusibles my Big Board cover stays clean. BB covers are $$$ to repace. Canvas works great and cheaper.
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Thank you ALL very much!!
I have the small table ironing bard and the cover is tacked under. I don't know what I was thinking, I had the huge roll of parchment paper beside me but in the video I watched, she was taking the paper off and used this one to cover the applique for ironing...so did I LOL, but that is where I mixed up the instructions I guess as the glue was under ON the ironing board and I don't know how I managed to get it on the iron also LOLOL My table is at least half covered with glue so I will make a new one as for the iron I will try all of the above suggestions. Thanks again! |
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