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Just a question from past experience. I was (I thought) lucky to get one of the Technicolor Irons during our discussion here last April Wondered if anyone else has had a problem. Turned mine on and thought I must have gotten some starch on it, so got a fabric softener sheet to clean it off. Well,,, the softener sheet melted on contact, and that's after I had let it cool a bit. I am sure it is a hot spot, but before I write the manufacturer, I thought I would see if anyone else has had trouble. I did have it plugged into a surge protector (engineer dh) and never left it on any longer than necessary since it made my sewing room heat up-that stuff happens in Florida. Any advice or comments???? Anna Belle in Palm Bay |
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What was the dryer sheet made of? Was it the fiber in that that was not
iron heat tolerant or the iron? Scary! "Anna Belle" wrote in message ... Just a question from past experience. I was (I thought) lucky to get one of the Technicolor Irons during our discussion here last April Wondered if anyone else has had a problem. Turned mine on and thought I must have gotten some starch on it, so got a fabric softener sheet to clean it off. Well,,, the softener sheet melted on contact, and that's after I had let it cool a bit. I am sure it is a hot spot, but before I write the manufacturer, I thought I would see if anyone else has had trouble. I did have it plugged into a surge protector (engineer dh) and never left it on any longer than necessary since it made my sewing room heat up-that stuff happens in Florida. Any advice or comments???? Anna Belle in Palm Bay |
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The dryer sheet was a store brand that I have used for ages and for this purpose in the past. Sure surprised me, smelled bad also. AB On Mon, 20 Oct 2008 21:36:13 -0700, "Lenore L" wrote: What was the dryer sheet made of? Was it the fiber in that that was not iron heat tolerant or the iron? Scary! "Anna Belle" wrote in message .. . Just a question from past experience. I was (I thought) lucky to get one of the Technicolor Irons during our discussion here last April Wondered if anyone else has had a problem. Turned mine on and thought I must have gotten some starch on it, so got a fabric softener sheet to clean it off. Well,,, the softener sheet melted on contact, and that's after I had let it cool a bit. I am sure it is a hot spot, but before I write the manufacturer, I thought I would see if anyone else has had trouble. I did have it plugged into a surge protector (engineer dh) and never left it on any longer than necessary since it made my sewing room heat up-that stuff happens in Florida. Any advice or comments???? Anna Belle in Palm Bay |
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