Homz Premium Anywhere Ironing Charcoal Review

I decided to buy this despite some bad reviews as several reviews mentioned that it was larger than necessary but fit the size of my ironing board. The product arrived and it was VERY large and I had to pin it down to keep it on the board. The edges are all creased (and will be if the fit is right) so I have less ironing surface. I've used it a lot over the last few weeks and the fabric is already showing a lot of wear which to me suggests it's a poor quality product. I highly recommend looking

I'm tired of the space our old ironing board was taking up. This little ironing board is big enough for everything I need to iron because you put it on the kitchen or dining table so you can iron the biggest thing you have. The legs slide out and stay in place, and they're sturdy. Feet lift it off the table about 6-8 inches. The ironing board is lightweight and easy to carry. It has a hanger-like hook on the back that swings outward so you can hang this ironing board on a clothes rack in a…

Excellent portable ironing board. 3ft is the perfect length for me to iron, it's pretty easy for me to iron men's long sleeve shirts, and it stores perfectly and neatly in my linen closet. The legs fold inwards for easy storage. lightweight as well. It even has a hook if you want to hang it on the door or somewhere else. The only small thing that I think could be corrected are the feet. They are made of hard plastic so when ironing the entire ironing board slides and slides across the granite…

I like it but have a few caveats. Cons: Biggest complaint about the coverage and filling. They are cheap to make. The case has no elastic around the edges, so there is no tension to keep it snug and in place. You will find it slips and slips from time to time. Secondly, the padding at the bottom is clearly insufficient. It's just a thin layer of cheap foam and isn't connected to the lid. Because of these two problems, the position of the cap and the packaging often do not match. Add to that how

As someone else mentioned the lid is flimsy (thin) but a good standard spare soft lined lid can be added although it will cover the hanging hook as it is pointed for a snug fit Part ensures the end I had to collect the excess at the back end. A hanging hook is a great idea, but I don't have room in my van closet to hang an ironing board, so it folds up and stores in the closet. With a better finish, this ironing board is just as good as the one I have. Only at home can I now be sure that the…