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Anyone Own This Ironing Board ? It can be flipped over .
Rainer   Advanced Beginner NY USA Member since 10/5/10 Posts: 309	Login to reply to this post 1 member likes this. Date: 11/25/12 3:41 PM I currently iron on floor with towels and it's a real pain. I like this but I wish it was longer. It seems sturdy enough and Has A Handy Retractable Dual-Sided Iron Rest. Includes Built-In Sleeve Board And A Tapered Ironing Surface. http://www.amazon.com/Sewers-Reversible-Tabletop-Ironing-Board/dp/B001FBGCU0/ref=cm_rdp_product Plus it's made right here in the USA .clarUSA is a family-owned business, based in an all-American community in Eastern Pennsylvania. They share their community with Mennonite friends, who mostly live a more simple life and who are both expert seamstresses and craftsmen. Most of ClarUSA's products are made right in their community & they proudly say 'Made in the USA'!. http://www.shop-at-usa.com/brands/ClarUSA.html -- Edited on 11/25/12 3:59 PM --
Miss Fairchild   Advanced USA Member since 8/24/02 Posts: 6999	Login to reply to this post In reply to Rainer << 1 member likes this. Date: 11/25/12 6:46 PM I seriously thought of getting one of those, and for some reason passed it by. Maybe because I'd have to find a place to store it. But thanks so much for the info about this site and that board! Now with better pictures, I can get a better idea of what it's like. ------ "We don't impose our rhythm on Nature. The key is to respect and live within Her." Jean-Charles Boisset, Winemaker "And no, now that you asked, I didn't enjoy that play one bit, and I'd like a refund" Signed, Mrs. Lincoln My Etsy shop: auntmaymesattic My blog: auntmaymesattic.wordpress.com Avatar: First place award for jacket at county fair
SandiMacD   Intermediate FL USA Member since 2/8/09 Posts: 1055	Login to reply to this post 1 member likes this. Date: 11/26/12 1:37 AM That's a cool site. I like the wooden pie server! I may have to consider ordering a drawstring cover- liked it so much better than my newer elastic one. ------ re-living my youth through sewing...
slee   Intermediate VA USA Member since 9/27/02 Posts: 41	Login to reply to this post In reply to Rainer << 1 member likes this. Date: 11/26/12 1:58 PM I have this ironing board to take to classes. It's very sturdy and gives you a larger surface area to iron on compared to other portable ironing boards. There is a hanger to hang it but I have not been able to find a place where I can hang it.
Brine   Intermediate IL USA Member since 11/21/04 Posts: 129	Login to reply to this post 1 member likes this. Date: 11/26/12 3:04 PM Rainer, I have an ironing board like this which I purchased at Costco, but it just has a plain cover on both sides. I find it is really handy because I can keep it set up next to my sewing machine and can press as I sew and don't need to get out my full sized board. ------ Brine
Rainer   Advanced Beginner NY USA Member since 10/5/10 Posts: 309	Login to reply to this post 1 member likes this. Date: 11/26/12 4:12 PM Thanks for all the replies. I think I will order it and sure it will come in handy. I can always hang it behind a door when it needs to be put away plus it's handy to get at at. Like Brine suggested I can just keep it under my coffee table where my sewing machines are when sewing and put behind door when not sewing. Thanks !
stirwatersblue Intermediate KS USA Member since 12/13/08 Posts: 2473	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 11/29/12 8:39 AM That's a lot of money for an ironing board. Is it just that you don't have room for a full-sized one? It would be a whole heckuva lot cheaper! ------ ~Gem in the prairie
Rainer   Advanced Beginner NY USA Member since 10/5/10 Posts: 309	Login to reply to this post In reply to stirwatersblue << Like this post Date: 11/29/12 3:53 PM I have no room for a full size board and it will just make things more cluttered . I have no room in closets for a full board and it would have to be in a corner out in the open. With this board being it's not long I can just slide it under something or hang behind door . -- Edited on 11/30/12 1:30 PM --
Judy Kski   Intermediate FL USA Member since 10/26/08 Posts: 1018	Login to reply to this post 2 members like this. Date: 11/29/12 4:32 PM That looks like a nifty little ironing board. I think it would be well worth the cost. ------ Judy

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