Ultimate Ironing Experience: Golden Hands GH111 Ironing Board Cover, 15 by 48-Inch Review

I bought this "exact same" ironing board cover 5 years ago. I liked it! Time for a new one, I bought the same one again. "Buy Again" button. It's terrible. It was so stiff from sticking that it had to be washed to get it out. It's REDUCED! It's stretchy (my old one wasn't), but still not enough to even come close to my board size. My old one got sticky when I ironed the "Size" fabric. I'll salvage the old one as best I can and throw away the new one.

I should have paid more attention to the product description before ordering but I haven't seen another one in the same size. Dense duck material is covered with small pieces of dark fiber; they can be removed with a lint roller or vacuum cleaner. I wanted a silver metal heat resistant lid and had to look for it. As I pulled on the cord to tighten it, the fabric at the junction of the cord and case began to tear. I asked but I will look for silver, heat resistant.

Goes perfectly with my old snub-nosed polder board! It actually fits better than my original cover. However, I would have liked a new seal. Pure canvas cases are best. They last a very long time and yet you can see stains, discoloration, glue (if you're a handyman) and anything else you need to see before you accidentally hit the iron a second time. Natural canvas also helps you see when it's time for your next replacement. I was surprised to see it was made in America considering the price. So

Finally the cover fits perfectly and sits perfectly! I have a longer and wider ironing board that Lady Seymour and Polder launched a few years ago. The ironing board is still sturdy, but it's almost impossible to find replacement covers in this size. The label that came with it suggests sticking it before use (which I did), I've used the case a couple of times and loved it. For those interested readers, the cover does not come with a back cover, so you will need to purchase one separately. (I…

I have had an ironing board for about 20 years now and it has a square face which I really like as I use it for quilting rather than ironing clothes. After 20 years it's time for a nice new CLEAN cover. My local sources didn't have a square end case, so I looked for a case made by the same company that made the ironing board. I received it and am completely satisfied with it. Since it is gathered and tied and has no elastic, I can pull it fully tight. Some people might see the downside that…

This is a piece of cotton fabric that is not as smooth. It doesn't come with any padding at all. It has a thin drawstring that you pull around the back to tighten with a small plastic clip. It seems overpriced for what it is and I still had to put it on top of my old suitcase to have some sort of padding. When I put this beanie on I found that my old Polder beanie was too long in the front as I have a square front panel, but it was still much better and didn't fit what I had just gotten. What I

I ordered this because it fits a wide Seymour ironing board and a cover this size is very hard to find. The downside is that the cords pulling the lid look pretty flimsy, but I was able to shape and tighten them without breaking them. It looked pretty bland and didn't have any padding underneath so it just slipped over two other cases and cheap pads. It is difficult to understand why the manufacturer makes it difficult to find the right size and does without a lining. To make matters worse, the

This large ironing board cover is hard to find and not available for purchase at my local store. This cover is perfect for custom sized ironing boards; However, the fabric is not that good and there is no cord tensioner attached to it. It works and will be fine. It also has no overlay. but not expected for the price. I made a pattern with the pattern of this cover while it was new and flat before placing it on the ironing board. Then I cut out a much better fabric that had a good sewing shop…