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🌸 Scent-Free Best Press Refills - Mary Ellen's 1 Gallon Review

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Description of 🌸 Scent-Free Best Press Refills - Mary Ellen's 1 Gallon

Makes ironing easier. Product is scent Free. This product is manufactured in United States.

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Revainrating 4 out of 5

wonderful product best in starch and anti-static sprays

Best Press outperforms any other press product. Although expensive, it has its advantages. It won't delaminate like starch tends to do and won't stain the ironing board. This saves me time combing the flakes and eliminates the need to buy a product for frequent cleaning of the ironing board. I'd also like to note that Revain replaced the damage jar quickly and straightforwardly. Good to know that customer service is still important. Many Thanks

Pros
  • Inspires Confidence
Cons
  • Out of Style

Revainrating 5 out of 5

"Best " Ironing Aid

From so many recommendations I decided to buy the gallon amount of this strength at the same time I bought the pump spray size so I would keep it under the Hand. This product is a better alternative to liquid or aerosol starch sprays as it leaves no residue on fabrics or irons and is excellent at removing stubborn creases from fabrics. Make sure the iron is clean, then spray your clothes. or fabric (for patchwork quilts) with this and just an iron. Your iron glides over the fabric! This is…

Pros
  • Consistent test results
Cons
  • Could have chosen a newer model

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Fantastic for precision tying

I've been quilting for a few years now but just started making the Farmer's Wife quilts (small 6 inch blocks) which not only were small but lots of triangles and others had details that had to be precise sewing . I mentioned my difficulties and a friend suggested trying strength. I tried cornstarch spray from the grocery store because it was easy to get. It really helped me keep the tips of my triangles very crispy. But a month later I managed to use up 2 ironing board covers and a new iron…

Pros
  • Absolutely amazing!
Cons
  • Not bad but...