Recommend your iron

[Kcthepouchh8r]

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[Deleted]

Um, none. We are an iron free household bc we hate to do it. Anything business attire gets dry cleaned and pressed.

[momin2013]

I like my Black & Decker Lite 'n Easy. We used to have a fancy one with a digital screen and it kept going wonky, so now I feel like simpler and fewer functions is better.

I have a flashbulb memory from when I was little of watching my Mom ironing my Dad's shirts. Pretty much every time I iron DH's work shirts I can't help but recall that memory, and it's a nice feeling. For that reason I really don't mind ironing all that much. I guess that might make me weird.

[minismama]

I feel like I am always ironing something to get a crease out. I vote for the cheapest iron you can find. All those bells and whistles and steam stuff just complicates it. We have had a black and decker $15 iron for like 5 years now and I don't ever have a problem.

[Kcthepouchh8r]

Mar 23, 2015 15:46:20 GMT -5 minismama said:

I feel like I am always ironing something to get a crease out. I vote for the cheapest iron you can find. All those bells and whistles and steam stuff just complicates it. We have had a black and decker $15 iron for like 5 years now and I don't ever have a problem.

We've even sticking to the $15 ones and they die within a year. Oddly dh likes getting up and ironing every morning so I don't mind splurging if the thing doesn't leak and/or die quickly.

[gennyu]

I recommend buying non-iron clothes

[ashb62]

I just throw stuff back in the dryer.

[cabbagecabbage]

You can have my iron. DD asked me what it was the last time I opened our linen closet. It was a wedding gift in 2010 and is in pristine condition.

[serendipity]

I have one that's good, I think it's a Rowenta we got for our wedding 8 years ago. It's up in our attic and hasn't been used in years!

We do have an awesome steamer, I think from QVC or HSN or something that we use occasionally.