Household Essentials 122101 Tabletop Ironing Review

Of course, I have an ironing board. Full-fledged, large, with an iron stand, a socket and other convenient tricks. It is stored folded behind the closet, and I take it out only when a big ironing is planned) Well, I'm too lazy to get it out, install it for the sake of a pair of T-shirts or some other small things. Therefore, I stroke something on the little things on the wide armrest of the sofa, having previously laid a diaper on it)) Of course, this is not very convenient ... But quickly))…

I like that it's metal and not chipboard so I don't mind Don't have to worry about the steam ruining the Board.It also hangs in the closet, so it's very easy to get out of the way. I've never had a problem with the metal leaving any marks on my fabrics when ironing. I think it gets used quite a bit (sewing projects + a few housemates who also use it) and I haven't noticed any wear at all.

I used my daughter's ironing board for sewing in college and after ten years the chipboard started to crumble. Luckily I found this little board which is a metal grid. The padding is a little thin, but this can easily be remedied by adding a piece of batting left over from the patchwork project. The lid can be easily removed and replaced for cleaning. The storage hook is a plus because I can hang it in my closet when not in use. A good buy that I expect will last a long time.