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Spray starch over spray?
I read a lot of posters saying how they disliked the spray starch over spray. I don't have any or too little to notice. I hold the can or bottle about 2-3 inches from the fabric while spraying. If I hold it further away the spray goes all over.
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I iron a large piece of freezer paper to my ironing board. It keeps my board clean and catches any over spray. When it gets looking nasty, I peel off the paper and put a new piece down.
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Originally Posted by Tartan
(Post 7365256)
I iron a large piece of freezer paper to my ironing board. It keeps my board clean and catches any over spray. When it gets looking nasty, I peel off the paper and put a new piece down.
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I did that and the freezer paper stuck so bad I couldn't get it off the cover.
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My board is covered in muslin and I have never had any trouble peeling it off. I use Reynold's freezer paper, which brand do you use?
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Originally Posted by Tartan
(Post 7365319)
My board is covered in muslin and I have never had any trouble peeling it off. I use Reynold's freezer paper, which brand do you use?
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Originally Posted by fruitloop
(Post 7365234)
I read a lot of posters saying how they disliked the spray starch over spray. I don't have any or too little to notice. I hold the can or bottle about 2-3 inches from the fabric while spraying. If I hold it further away the spray goes all over.
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It was Reynolds on the big roll. After ironing on it many times it stuck to my cover which is cotton. It was like it was glued on.
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I use a spray bottle (not the canned starch) and my washer & dryer are just through the door, so I put a towel on top and spray in there - the towel is going to be washed anyway. For small pieces, I have a medium sized cardboard box to put pieces in and spray in there.
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I took an piece of an old white sheet and put it over my ironing board when I am going to use spray starch. It works for me and once in awhile I wash it with some whites.
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