Thursday, April 30th, 2009 at
5:26 am
Kamia Asked:
I am considering which steam generator irons to buy but I can’t find out what is the major difference in a pressurised or non-pressurised steam generator. Can anyone out there enlighten me or advise me on what features to look for in one?
Reply:
Pressurized steam is hotter steam. Water boils at 212F at normal air pressures. When you raise the pressure 3 lb (typical steam iron pressure), the boiling point increases 9F. Thus, the steam will be 9F hotter. They are considerably more expensive.
Car radiators are pressurized to 15lbs, raising the boiling point of the water to about 256F.
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Thursday, April 30th, 2009 at
1:32 am
Bambam Asked:
What is the best steam commercial iron press in market currently?
REply:
Rowenta brand is the best, but you might have to take out a second mortgage to afford one. No one should have to pay that much for an iron.
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Thursday, April 30th, 2009 at
12:46 am
Glenda Asked:
I hate ironing and when I do do it, I want it done crisp and neat! but I end up ironing more creases into it then there was to begin with! so whats better the original suinbeam simple press Iron as steam? your answers will be greatfully received!
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Thursday, April 30th, 2009 at
12:01 am
Susan Asked:
I’m looking for an Indianapolis area laundromat that has ironing equipment for ironing shirts, etc. after their washed. Know of any, Thanks.
Reply:
he one right over there by the chinese place, IF THEY’RE STILL THERE
does have irons & a dry clean place
\o/
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Wednesday, April 29th, 2009 at
10:45 pm
Gail Asked:
What is the best steam ironing press in market currently?
Reply:
Rowenta brand is the best, but you might have to take out a second mortgage to afford one. No one should have to pay that much for an iron.
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Wednesday, April 29th, 2009 at
10:37 pm
Kelly Asked:
Question raised in U.K.
I need to buy a new ‘wide’ ironing board and a new steam electric iron with a non-stick base plate.
Have you bought these recently?
I’m looking for a bargain, but still want quality.
Old man and funds are limited.
Suggestions please.
Reply:
tesco,s sell steam electric iron for less than a fiver, and i bet they also sell ironing boards aswell cheap, they sell everything else.
********EVERY LITTLE HELPS********
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Wednesday, April 29th, 2009 at
10:13 pm
Farah Asked:
How can I fix my ironing presses? When I turned it on there was smoke and thereafter it did not work.
Reply:
It may be that the heating element burned up, in which case you will probably have to buy a new ironing presses. However, if you are lucky, it may just be that the connection between the power cord and the inside wiring came loose, causing a high resistance spot that heated up. If this is what happened, you may be able to make a repair using a crimp connector of the sort found in an automotive supply store. If you have an ohmmeter, or know someone with an ohmmeter, it is fairly easy to make a diagnosis. Perhaps your auto mechanic would do it as a favor.
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Wednesday, April 29th, 2009 at
9:52 pm
Gerlie Asked:
What is the best way to press a shirt with a laundry press?
Reply:
Place shoulder yoke on Ironing board and press, Place sleeves on board with fold parallel to long seam and press ,Place cuff at either end of ironing board and press, Press the entire body of the shirt in sections, Press shoulder yoke flat on board, Press collar right side up
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