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Originally Posted by Scissor Queen
I just spray heavier with the Mary Ellens.
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A friend gave me a bottle of Best Press. I love it! No flakes and in a pump bottle no aerosol AND it smells good!
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Ditto!
Originally Posted by the casual quilter
One of the starches I use is Niagara Spray Starch. It comes in a non-aerosol spray bottle that can be reused for the Sta-Flo 50/50 mixture. This is the only brand that I haven't had a problem with flaking.
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I use Niagara in the non aerosol spray bottle. It doesn't flake and gives me heavy stiffness.
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Originally Posted by the casual quilter
One of the starches I use is Niagara Spray Starch. It comes in a non-aerosol spray bottle that can be reused for the Sta-Flo 50/50 mixture. This is the only brand that I haven't had a problem with flaking.
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I have found that the best starch that does not flake is a product called Faultless Premium Starch. It can be found at Walmart and has a gold cap. You can use this product on black and no white spots.
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Stay flo 50/50, spray fabric, throw in the dryer, press, no flakes no stretching.
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I had a friend use starch and it changed the color of her fabric on some of her 30's prints - I like Best Press
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If you spray on your starch, then turn the fabric over and iron the other side, repeat 2 times. No flaking as you will be forcing the starch into the fibers of the fabric.
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I use Faultless Premium Starch with the gold cap. It is great. Also, as state above, it helps if you let it soak in before ironing.
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