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Use Both Ends Of Your Ironing Board

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Date: 02/05/2008 Topic: Cleaning > Laundry  
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When ironing on a regular ironing board, most of us use the narrowing of it and never think about the wide end. For ironing men's shirts I use the narrow end for the collar cuffs and the shoulder ironing the endside of each first and then the outside. I then switch to the wide end to iron the large pieces, the button first then the back and this is where it really pays off and the the plack with the buttonholes on it and it really looks nice. My hubby says every bit as nice as the cleaners and much cheaper. You'll find other things to iron on the wide end as you get use to it.

By GigGhee from Indianapolis, Indiana
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By weezy1c (15) Profile Contact
I,too,use the wide end while ironing. I use it,when I iron my hubby's pants. Works great.I can fit all of the waist on the wide end,without any struggle, on my part, at all. Thanks,Weezy

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