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Removing an Iron-On

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Date: 07/15/2009 Topics: Readers Request > Clothing | Repair > Clothing  
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How can you remove a burned on iron-on? It is burned onto a pair of shorts. By Questionedgirl'>http://www.thriftyfun.com/profile.ldml?profile=thr985906">Questionedgirl from Can't say
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By Deeli (1578) Profile Contact
Hope this will help :-)

http://www.ehow.com/how_4671766_remove-iron-transfers.html

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How can you remove an iron-on that has been applied already?

ann71 from Lansing, IL

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RE: Removing an Iron-On

You can remove it by warming it up again with the hot iron. Quickly peel it off before it cools. The glue is nearly the same as hot glue, but higher temp so it will survive the dryer. The trouble is that half the glue will stay on the fabric and the only way to solve this without scissors is to apply new iron-ons. God bless. (12/03/2008)

By kimhis

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