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Old 06-25-2017, 03:31 AM
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maviskw
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Originally Posted by Bree123 View Post
That said, the main reason I switched to a dry iron in the first place was to avoid steam burns as I was trying to hold down my fabric. .
When I have a lot of HSTs that need to be pressed, I first press them on my knee with my fingers. A light finger pressing holds the seam in the right place, then place the next one on top. When the pile gets so high it threatens to fall over, start a new stack. I can do this on the sofa while watching Wheel of Fortune!
Then I go to the iron and the whole stack gets ironed in record time with no burnt fingers. And because the iron is on for a much shorter time, that's saving money too.
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