efficacy of pants pressers?

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I'm intruiged by the pants-presser appliances I've
seen (for example, at Hammacher Schlemmer).

Do these things really work well?

Its unlikely they'd be able to sell them if they didnt.

You've never met Ron Popeil, have you?

Different animal entirely, stupid.

Oh my first alt.sewing plonk!!!

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Rod Speed wrote
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I'm intruiged by the pants-presser appliances I've
seen (for example, at Hammacher Schlemmer).

Do these things really work well?

Its unlikely they'd be able to sell them if they didnt.

You've never met Ron Popeil, have you?

Different animal entirely, stupid.

Oh my first alt.sewing plonk!!!

No one actually gives a flying red ****
what you do or do not read, ****wit.

Rod Speed dribbled:

Bull****.

Nice...are you by any chance from misc.consumers.frugal-living?

Rod Speed slimed:

Different animal entirely, stupid.

Ooohhhh, we are sooooooo impressed with your vocabulary.


Not!

ha wrote, vulgarly:

No one actually gives a flying red ****
what you do or do not read, ****wit.

plink!

(You are not worth using up a full-fledged PLONK

Helena Bennett wrote:

If you take a bit of care you can also press tops in them. I often use one
in a hotel when I am working away from home. I would like one at home but
not sure how much power they use - they are switched on for quite some time
for one item.

Helena

Or you could just get a husband... Mine is doing the family ironing as
I type!

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Or you could just get a husband... Mine is doing the family ironing as
I type!

Do you lend yours out? If so, there could be a queue of women after his
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Or you could just get a husband... Mine is doing the family ironing
as I type!

Do you lend yours out? If so, there could be a queue of women after his
body!

Nope! But I *can* train others...

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On 5 May 2005 05:49:54 -0700, wrote:

I always press my pants because they're pure cotton. And because they
were properly tailored to measure, so pressing them makes them last
longer, too.

I'm intruiged by the pants-presser appliances I've seen (for example,
at Hammacher Schlemmer).

Do these things really work well?


What does pressing pants have to do with "proper tailoring" ?

Bob Ward wrote:

On 5 May 2005 05:49:54 -0700, wrote:

I always press my pants because they're pure cotton. And because they
were properly tailored to measure, so pressing them makes them last
longer, too.

I'm intruiged by the pants-presser appliances I've seen (for example,
at Hammacher Schlemmer).

Do these things really work well?

What does pressing pants have to do with "proper tailoring" ?

Hmm. You get better results if you press while you're sewing a garment, but I
can't see the relationship either. Perhaps his tailor is lying to him.

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