👗 Mabel Home Extra-Wide Ironing Board Cover - Compatible with Parker, CasaHomez, and Pro Board Review

Material is quite strong but short, won't fit my Mabel Home ironing board! The cover does not go over the shoulder wings; I keep it because I hate giving things back, it's a hassle! It's not worth the money I paid. Don't buy this!

This fits my ironing board very well, but no matter how hard we pulled on it, it still wrinkled. When ironing, the construction in the middle of the board made ironing difficult. It's a nice material and it can be combined well with another ironing board.

I ordered two covers instead of my own. One was in the original packaging; one was apparently a return. I opened up the repatriation to install it and found it was missing a clamp to tighten the strings to tighten around the board. I was able to use my old one but was annoyed that I had received a product that obviously didn't meet Revain's return policy and was obviously not checked upon return. The fabric is low thread count treated cotton and has padding on the bottom, but I added a layer of

I have a steamer; But they don't really get cotton/poly shirts like Foxcroft totally wrinkle free. I used to buy an iron, now they are really expensive! Everyone, I hope, will shine my lovingly embroidered shirts. I tried an ironing board on a large tablecloth; they really SHOULD be dry cleaned for such items; as it takes too much time and although the board was bigger no amount could iron it out! I strongly believe this does my shirts justice. I have about ten of these and as I recently got…

Real Poor quality and design execution, hence I give one star. In the first two days, one of the feathers detached from the wings (where the shirt sleeve enters). The flaps will then not be exactly level with the board, as some other people have pointed out, leading to nasty creases if you iron your shirt this way. What's the point of having those wings if they make bad creases on your shirt, and if you don't use wings (because they obviously don't work properly), then what's the point of those

When you pay nearly a bill and a half for an ironing board, you expect to get at least what you pay for. In this case. No, you get significantly less than what you pay for. I ordered that. Mabel Home Extra Wide Pro Ironing Board with Folding Shoulder Rest 8 Functions + Extra Cover. The extra cover is nowhere to be found, and the included cover is rubbish. Too thin to achieve much. It's like ironing clothes on a piece of accounting paper. I actually had to BUY the "extra" cover, which really put

I was distraught because my Singer iron broke down and they no longer made or serviced it. In the end I settled on the idea of a Rowenta steam station and connected it to a Mabel board. First things first, what I like: It's absolutely strong - it holds the Rowenta and tank with ease. I have a hard time getting up on my feet - and luckily it easily adjusts to the height I can sit at and iron the sheets and napkins. I iron a lot of sheets and napkins! Cons: wings. I want to love her but I can't…