Professional Iron Versus Normal Iron; What's the Difference? (Ep. 41)

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[@annconroy9159]

Such a informative video! However, as far as the domestic irons go, I used to put water in mine (many different ones) but found that they spit and dispense steam and water droplets which I don't want. I switched to using a dry iron and a spray bottle that sprays a fine mist of water on the area to iron. This works extremely well for me and no more wet areas of fabric! I actually learned that tip from Martha Stewart years ago and it's worked for me ever since.

[@DrBroncanuus]

if Ironman had a girlfriend it would be.....

[@alonsorobots]

Love the non-verbal communication. Very animated!

[@radicallyforjesus]

I just bought this Sapporo and it’s kinda your fault. Lol. I am not even a tailor just a seamstress who sells on Etsy and my website a bit. I am setting it up now. I had been annoyed with my iron for a while and when it began barfing water everywhere last week I decided it was time to replace and upgrade.

[@troy100099]

One of my favorite videos, was on the fence on buying one and it got me to buy one, am back to using steam press for the sorts of ironing I do as it's faster.

[@Tweeza57]

If you can’t afford a professional iron a ‘rajah’ cloth will give you very good crisp creases and can iron out unwanted creases 😊

[@karenkavanagh9372]

Such a good review on telling us how to line an ironing board, leave the setting on medium and buying myself a professional steam iron perhaps like yours. WOW,are these pricy!

[@ef8409]

Another advantage is that the gravity fed iron is more ergonomic. It feels more balanced in the hand, the steam button is in a more convenient place and it is much easier to use with precision. The domestic irons are bigger and way more awkward because the water reservoir is part of the iron.

[@tyleri.4219]

Your video made me smile on a hard day. Thank you for being so cool and charismatic!

[@mariarojas9917]

I want to know the brand you use

[@anamariaposse5806]

You are so right on two terms, one of them unfortunately.

[@sarabruce7386]

I just got my first gravity fed iron. I’m in love. No more iron with a mind of its own always shooting off steam whenever it wants to. Plus I’m always filling that reservoir with distilled water.

[@pattyharp725]

Such a good demonstration. Lots to think about.

[@muscleguyphilippines]

my grandma also made her own ironing board from a big piece of plywood and stacked flour sack cloth.

[@terriiii8785]

the things you didn't know you had to have!!! you're killing me!!!!!!!!!!

[@salwakhodair6827]

Hello ! Review about ironing velvet please ❤ I sized down my husband’s trouser suit successfully after watching you video, thank you so much!

[@serenadu2111]

Thanks for the explainting! I have learned a lot and at the same time smiled a lot! ;-)

[@gigglesnz9]

So do you press the steam while ironing? Or press the steam over the garment and then iron?

[@lauraJinstitches]

😂 cracking me up.. thank you I needed to remember to smile

[@user-xm2bo8fj3z]

Hello Shae, very nice videos. After watching your video, I did purchase the same model of Gravity Fed Iron. Your links don't work in Canada. I think I have installed the reservoir and the iron correctly but I don't know what to do with large black spring, the 2 small springs that are included with the "kit". The usermanual is somewhat minimal. If you have a specific video of the your gravity fed iron, I could not find it. Tx Yves