👟 Jacobson Products Iron-Safe Slip-On Ironing Shoe - Guard Against Scorching, Sticking & Shine Review

I have used this style of iron cover before and it does a great job of preventing scorching or glaring caused by the ironing plate on polyester uniforms. This product worked great except for one reason. The bottom end is about half an inch shorter, exposing the underside of the panel. It can make my uniform shine, which is not good. If the manufacturers extended the bottom by about 1/2 inch, that would be perfect.

Tried it on 2 irons before going to the 3rd. The iron should be long and narrow. When the iron is running at maximum power, there isn't enough heat to press anything. I bought this to keep your interface away from the hardware. Not even enough heat to melt the glue after 20 seconds. Drive 10 seconds on the connecting track. I expect it to take longer, but the glue didn't last twice as long. Useless on my hardware. He comes back.

Be careful buyer, this shoe is not designed for ironing over 360 degrees. I've never thought about my hardware like that before, I don't even know how to measure the temperature. As the iron heated up, the boot began to gurgle and smell horribly. I ripped it off and saw dark brown stains on my almost new Rowenta iron. :( The shoes also warped a lot. Good thing the clothes weren't damaged. Message to supplier: If your item may melt and deform due to high temperatures, please write a message in a

I should start by saying that this is not my first Teflon-coated iron shoe. I had several. Some of them were great, and then there's this one. While it does its job of preventing fabrics from fading, I've had instances where it left a hole pattern imprint on my fabric (viscose and ultra-suede in particular); Luckily I ironed the back of my item so it wasn't too much of a problem but that might be in a different situation. The main reason I love this type of shoe is that I can iron the fabric at