Posted on: 09-06-08 14:05:54
I am sure Desi's have found the answer to this one.
I am not the only one who finds ironing the clothes tiring. I have bough irons from walmart, sears etc all with mixed results.
Can some one recomend a good iron. My budget is 100 dollars
There are consumer reports that give you the plusses on each of the features as noted on the Irons that are on the market. But all these reports are an year old. So, you will get an idea as to what are the salient features that you MUST have and then add the other features on the newer irons on the market today to see where the makers are going. That will update you to the current market products. Then buy one and live with it.
Did I help you or am I making you go looking for more materials to decide upon the suitability? Well......
I was just telling the BOSS, the next DISHWASHER that moves into this place will have a passport to go with.
No, jokes besides, it is an art, but becomes a chore.
Here is one that I have seen : Please bear with me.
http://www.jitterbuzz.com/indirn.html
Freddie.
How about this? Anybody tried it yet?
http://www.thane.ca/products/housewares/tobi/tobi.php
Falls within your budget. If you're adventurous, give it a shot and let me know how it works out for you.
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Originally posted by BlueLobster
How about this? Anybody tried it yet?
http://www.thane.ca/products/housewares/tobi/tobi.php
Falls within your budget. If you're adventurous, give it a shot and let me know how it works out for you.
I've seen this being sold at Gurnee Mills, Gurnee, IL (north of Chicago). There is a kiosk in the mall. I even stood there for about 10 minutes & saw the guy wrinkle the cloth and iron it. The Kiosk has been there for atleast 3-4 years (if not more).
Personally, from what I saw, I don't trust the product
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This has been couple of weeks and I am very much happy with TOBI.
I am saving lot of time and it's a fun actually ..partcularly for tough denim,pure cotton dresses just really great.I bought from Canadian Tire.
Three years ago I bought T Fal from Costco. No complaints so far.
