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thart795 02-20-2014 09:11 AM

Ironing Sprays
 
I've seen quite a few people mention using sprays for ironing. What brands/types would you all recommend?

PaperPrincess 02-20-2014 09:26 AM

Mary Ellen's best press, Niagra spray (non aerosol) or make your own with liquid starch and water. I use StaFlo & water 50/50

NJ Quilter 02-20-2014 10:18 AM

I used to be a Niagra girl but switched a while back to the StaFlo liquid and use a 50/50 mix as well. Prefer the results with the StaFlo as well as the price!

Annie Pearl 02-20-2014 10:26 AM

I have to shop online most of the time. I priced Best Press and Niagra nonaerosol. I bought a case of 6 bottles of Niagra for the price of 2 bottles of Best Press on Ebay. You might want to check it out.

Pennyhal 02-20-2014 10:46 AM

I love Best Press, but it is quite expensive.

Shelbie 02-20-2014 10:56 AM

I've recently used Oxford and Wells ironing starch which the manufacturer in Texas intended to sell for ironing shirts not realizing that there was a whole bunch of quilters out there who would love their product. I'm not sure of the price as I was given it as a gift but it definitely smells good and works well. I'd buy this if it were available in Canada (I'd also buy StaFlo or Niagara if it were available too!). I can get Best Press but it is $10 for a small container (it works well but I don't like the price). I've made my own with corn starch and lemon juice but it's not quite the same.

Txkolibri 02-20-2014 11:38 AM

I use and love magic sizing light....

Boston1954 02-20-2014 11:45 AM

If you are talking about getting out tough wrinkles, I saw a demonstration at a quilt show that used a tablespoon of vinegar and a cup of water in a spray bottle. I LOVE it! It's terrific.

Gayle8675309 02-20-2014 11:48 AM

I used to use Best Press but didn't like the way it left fold lines in the fabric. No matter how much I used it was difficult to press out the fold lines. Plus it is expensive.

I now use and really like Magic Sizing Extra Crisp. I couldn't find it locally, so I had to purchase a 6 can box online. But it certainly gets out wrinkles and fold lines.

carslo 02-20-2014 11:56 AM

I am using 1 cup of cheap vodka, 1 cup of water and a dash of Frebreeze for a light scent put it in a spray bottle and go iron. I like Best Press but I would rather spend money on fabric :)


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