🌙 Blue Collapsible Tabletop Ironing Board with Folding Legs - Household Essentials 120101-0 Review

I don't usually buy things to iron, but I have a thing or two that needs touching up. That's great. Inexpensive but fits on a table without damaging the surface and long enough to iron a long sleeve shirt. Folds flat and fits comfortably in any small space out of sight.

I live in New York. There's no place for an ironing board in New York. So this ironing board comes in handy because it can be placed on the dining table and I can iron my shirts on it comfortably standing while I watch TV. I really don't like ironing, that's why I got 4 stars because he doesn't iron my shirts for me. I would buy wrinkle resistant shirts but I think they are GMO.

Unfortunately one of the rubber buffers on the legs was missing. But since I'm using it on the bed, I'm not worried about scratching the metal or damaging anything. It's small so you may need to iron your shirt sleeve or pant leg in two, but I needed a small board that could be easily packed. Unfortunately it doesn't have a hook to hang it like other models I've seen. But the deed is done. Good padding and stable in use.

So not worth it. Firstly it's not a good price but I didn't feel like buying it so I ordered it. They used some cheap duct tape and taped a bag of silica gel to the back of the board, I don't know why you even need that. So when I removed the tape, there was no way I could tear off the wood-colored paper. To make matters worse, it smells funny. Like a sour smell of yeast. I am so angry

This is a SMALL ironing board. As in iron handkerchiefs. I bought this because I don't iron often and my old ironing board has seen better days so I didn't take it with me. Since I'll be hanging the iron and ironing board on the back of the utility room door, a full size board won't take up many cubic inches. In addition, there are now heat-reflective and silicone covers that make ironing VERY quick, but they don't come in tiny sizes. Also, if you don't put your feet up "just like that," they…

I had to replace one I had for about 25 years. It was also pressed wood. I think it would have taken another 25 years if my iron hadn't leaked and I didn't know it. Over time it seeped through my very old ironing board cover and eventually the pressed wood began to buckle and my iron would not seat properly. I removed the cover and found the problem. Now I place the iron on the silicone pad. This ironing board looks like it will last me another 25 years. It's well made and the legs fold up for…

I needed a compact ironing board for a small apartment I'm moving into soon, so it fits. I hate ironing and do as little as possible. Most of my clothes, bedding, etc. are in the continuous press. This is clearly not for big ironing jobs. The cover is glued to the bottom of the panel, and when unpacking, a few small pieces of paper came off the panel, it's not very high quality, and looks like some kind of heavy hand-made panel. For my use and needs it will serve my purpose for quite a while…