🔥 Faultless Starch 40110 Hot Iron Cleaner: Effective 1oz (28g) Solution for Flawless Results Review

I have used this product for years to keep my iron clean when I sew with starch or other nasty binding agents. works for me It's up to you to decide if the value for that particular purchase is right for you. I found that the last tube I bought from Revain seemed a lot more expensive compared to the quantity I received. So take a look around and compare the prices. A well-sized tube will last for years so don't worry about it going bad if you rarely use it because it will be there when you need

I am a professional quilter and do a lot of T-shirt quilting. The fusible element can cause excessive deposits on the iron. I started out with the Rowenta system which works great but I only wanted to replace the cleaning solution when it ran out so I bought this product along with Dritz. This product works just as well as the Rowenta system. Dritz has left some traces. When I'm done again I'll definitely be buying Faultless as a replacement. I still use the Rowenta towel which is essentially a

I can't even remember exactly how I came across this product but I'm so glad I did. I don't iron very often, which is probably why I managed to practically destroy our iron trying to iron on some t-shirt transfers. They melted and stuck to the iron instantly, leaving a sticky coating that wouldn't come off even after repeated attempts to wipe them off with a damp rag, old toothbrushes, and other things. (I wish I had remembered to take some before and after photos! You have to believe me it was

I only have one 'after' photo but believe me my iron had quite a bit of dark carbon buildup and this thing ruined it all. I've been trying to find something that will clean the iron without scratching the non-stick surface and it definitely works. die. (Not just an inch or two of cleaner as the packaging says.) Also, this material is VERY smoky. You use it on a hot iron and when the cleaning lotion turns into a liquid, there is a lot of smoke in the room. (It's not steam, it's misty oily…

Yes I know this product is for cleaning irons but it is the only product that will work on my bike's exhaust pipes. See I made the stupid mistake of using a microfiber towel to wipe the dirt off my motorcycle exhaust while it was still hot. Well, I've come to the conclusion that microfiber melts like plastic, leaving a burnt-in stain that I can't get out with about a dozen different cleaners (liquid gel, grill cleaner, and various auto products). The dealer offered to bring him a puffer. So I…