Ironing Reviews

I was surprised how easy this was to install. It fits between the studs. It holds an iron, a can of spray starch (or whatever) - has a built in electrical outlet which can be hardwire connected if you wish - for even more convenience. Has a nice hardwood front that can be stained or painted. I considered putting a bulletin board on the front of mine. The full sized ironing board swivels 90 degrees so you can use it parallel or perpendicular to the wall.
If you can cut a hole in drywall, you should be able to install this.

I iron shirts about twice a year, but I do have some ripper hawaiian shirts so I needed to tune up my old ironing board. The packagaing describes this as a "Stick-On" cover. I was a little bit surprised by what I got. The cover is adhesive, similar to contact paper.
You get a separate sheet of foam padding that is 3/16" thick and a sheet of space age cover material that has an adhesive foam backing. The cover material is nice and thick, it's a reflective material that works well. A 1/32" thick layer of foam is bonded to the backside of the cover. There is pressure sensitive adhesive applied to the foam backing and it is covered with a treated backing paper.
To install this cover you will have to trim the foam padding to the outline of your board. I held mine in place with a few pieces of tape that I removed as I installed the cover. The cover must be trimmed so that there is enough to wrap around the ironing board, the only way it is held in place is by the adhesive cover sticking to the sides of the board. The adhesive also grips the foam padding so it won't so the cover won't slip. You will have to cut darts in the cover to get it to fit at the corners. The cover material can not be repositioned. If you try to peel it off after it has adhered, the bonded foam backing separates from from the cover and stays stuck to your ironing board. It takes technique to install this cover well.
Once it's installed it works quite well. If you have done upholstery or rescreened windows this process will be pretty obvious to you. If you're not handy, don't buy this cover. Or get a man to install it for you.

This steamer performs very poorly. The wrinkles in my shirts just laughed when they saw it coming. Now it sits in my closet collecting wasting space.

I bought this item to use in lieu of my steam iron when my carpal tunnel flares up. I haven't tried using it on a wrinkled garment--only to touch up after ironing. My complaint is that the water reservoir cannot be fully emptied after use so water stays in it. Two small screws inside the reservoir are rusting after one use. I used it about 2 weeks ago and it still has water in it. I called Conair customer service and they told me you have to use all the water by steaming it out. There is a small plastic cap device and that's the only means of putting water in or taking it out. It's the same type of cap used on pool flotation devices. I'm returning this because of the water reservoir problem. It needs to be redesigned. If it were actually good for removing wrinkles, I would be afraid the rust from the screws would ruin my clothes.

This steamer just doesn't work. I got it today and tested it out on three different garments and it didn't remove any of the wrinkles. I am very disappointed.

I bought this laundry sorter and loved it at first. The concept is great. The frame, however, did not hold up to our family of 6. After using it a short time, the whole unit started leaning. Now it tips over completely. It was only about $18. but it only lasted a few months in good condition. Next time, I'll go for the heavy duty laundry sorter.

This is an simple contraption that makes our bathroom space more organised, neat looks great also. glad i'd purchased this.

I ordered the item and I guess it was on back order, but no one let me know. So I waited and waited finally I sent them an email and was informed of the status. Took forever to receive the item I would never buy from them again !!

I have not received this item. I have not received any information about the shipping of this item. It's the first time I have had a bad experience with amazon.

I had purchased this same item from a department store years earlier and was very very satisfied with it. Finally, after years of use and abuse, it broke and I was very pleased to find it's replacement online. However, it turned out to be the evil twin. My main complaint is that it does not remain stationary with your ironing board. There is a large plastic screw which threads through the metal base and should clamp tightly against the underside of your ironing board. However, the plastic screw constantly comes out of the metal base and so the whole holder wobbles while in use. Also keep in mind that it folds from right to left for storage and so needs to be mounted on the left side of the ironing board. This is a little awkward for righties as we would stand on the left side of ironing board while ironing.