Enhance Your Ironing Experience with Amazon Basics Tabletop Ironing Board - Convenient Folding Legs & Floral Removable Cover Review

I bought it to iron my face masks. It's wider than expected. If you're hoping to wear a sleeve over it, think again. The board is a bit lumpy but I don't mind for small items

Just what I need for very infrequent ironing. Small enough to hang next to the washing machine in the laundry room. Yes, it has a hook to hang it on each pole! Nice print on the fabric. Folds and unfolds easily. Not the most durable but I don't mind too much as I rarely iron anything.

Sewing room - upstairs; Ironing board - below. A lot of exercise, BUT also a lot of time wasted. Now I can smooth out a seam or whatever and continue sewing without being distracted from below. The board is big enough. He has a great pillow! I recommend this ironing board for the convenience of quick projects.

I really wanted to love it because it's the perfect size but I had to return it. It's VERY misleading when it says it has a "steel frame" with metal legs. This is definitely not a steel frame, but plastic! It started bending/dangling in the middle when I pressed some small elements of the project so I had to reheat it to get it back into shape. Really not recommended!

I initially liked this little ironing board and it came in handy when sewing quilts. HOWEVER after using the board about twice a week for 5 months the PLASTIC surface deformed badly. The center of the ironing board now drops about an inch, which is very annoying when trying to iron precise seams. Unfortunately it's going to the local thrift store and I'm still looking for a solution. So tired of inferior products from abroad.

My sister-in-law recommended this small ironing board to me. I hate ironing, I don't like pulling out a big ironing board and making room for it. This little board is perfect. I put it on the edge of the kitchen table and used it to iron my blouse. It was easy to maneuver the blouse and reach all areas without fear of it dragging across the floor when I sat down in a chair. It's durable and has a hook on one end that pivots under the board and you can pull it out to hang on a rod in a closet. I

I bought this for a second ironing board in my sewing room so I don't have to lug a large board up and down the stairs when I want to sew. This is sufficient. It's small and doesn't take up much space. You have to be careful not to press too hard on the iron as the legs are not very strong. You also need to take care to secure them in place. When I first used it I thought they were locked and as soon as I put the iron down they collapsed. Once I realized that, things got better. For the price I

I really like this little ironing board. This is exactly what I needed. Just one caveat: the board is plastic, succumbs to heat and creates an indentation in the center of the board. I ended up having to heat up the frame and glue it in place, but now I'm hesitant to use it alone. I use it horizontally with my legs folded on my desk and on a pressure pad. I'll find some wood to fit underneath to support the center, but in the meantime I've bought a wool press mat which I like a lot. This board…