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LOL - DUH!!!! 55 years old, and I never figured this one out for myself. Sheesh! Thank you, Irene.
3/25/05 4:53 PM
I've always ironed men's shirts on the square end, too.
3/25/05 10:21 PM
That's interesting...I've always ironed everything like this. I didn't know the board was normally used the other way around!
3/25/05 10:31 PM
Or you could just move your iron to the other end, lol. This reminds me of what I commented to mamafitz on her new-iron-sewing-supplies-review..."ironing is an ambidextrous sport, right?"
3/26/05 5:05 AM
Karla, You're not alone - make me Duh too!
3/26/05 6:03 AM
Geez! I'm duhing too! I go crazy ironing yardage, but it never dawned on me to use the wide end. Ey, Yi, Yi! Betty, you cracked me up! Then again, maybe the wide end was meant to be the normal end and nobody ever knew. Maybe the first woman who ironed simply got it wrong.
3/26/05 11:50 AM
Isn't that just like coloring outside the lines? Can we do that? Where do we get permission? Can I say you said it's ok? Makes me kind of nervous! (ROF, LMAO!)
3/30/05 1:04 PM
I do a lot of this type of ironing and never clued in. Thanks!
1/22/07 0:10 AM