Are the lower heat settings gentle enough for jersey/stretch knit fabrics but still hot enough to get the job done right?
1416662
I purchased mine in November, I couldn't give you an answer, I had to send it in for repairs because it was leaking a lot. I'm upset because I sent it in two weeks ago and I have had no response from them. I hope to find out something tomorrow and I hope I'm not out $90.
1416663
There is a 'nylon' setting on this, but I haven't tried it, as we use this iron primarily for cotton/linens. If there is any doubt about certain fabrics, use a press cloth just to be safe, and you won't melt the fabric.
1416664
I have used Rowenta irons exclusively for 15 years because I think they are the best, and my jersey comes out well. Occaisionally I have used a thin pressing cloth on top of the clothing. Often all I have to do is hang the clothing and use the steam setting and dont have to iron it at all.
2202014
Hello, it's suppose to fluff up tumble dry low heat. thanks hope this helps
1224941
Yes absolutely! Just make sure you have the stream of steam going before you touch the fabric as it can tend to spit hot water right at first. That being said I love mine for removing wrinkles from my garment's.
752360
I'm not sure if you can regard the "low" setting as "cool", but it is the one I use frequently which feels warm. It has two settings, Lo and Hi
1440952
Yes. You shouldn't use more than 400 degrees when flat ironing & the smooth titanium plates prevent burning
1318653
I wash mine on the delicate cycle, dry on low heat, and have not had any problems.
592891
Polyester can't take as high a drying temperature as cotton and blends. Check what temps and inks your preferred screenprinter uses and also check their material requirements. You don't want melted or puckered gifts, or ones that your design washes out of after one use. good luck!
536854
Yes. And I dry it on low heat, even though they say not to. Works fine afterwards. Mom's is two years old, or thereabouts, now.
1964044
I don't think it's down, it's a nice soft material. It's not made the best and a little thin- you get what you paid for but I definitely feel I got my money's worth. It's great for the warmer temps.
1186153
Yes I dried them on a warm heat setting and it was fine. I assume you can dry them on a higher heat if you choose.
1987238
What I did with most delicate fabrics: low heat iron onto the label of the garment rather than risk scorching the garment's fabric. I did sew on a few labels to normal, but dark, cottons that a Sharpie wouldn't show on, and onto the hems of a couple of very light fabrics with a sewing machine using very light thread tension--sewing on by hand seemed too time consuming, but it might not have been. Bottom line: ironing on was faster, simpler, and has lasted now through a number of washings. Good luck with whatever method you choose.
1697346
We did on low and it was fine. We have washed it a couple of time. No issues as of yet that we have seen!
1600136
I've not experienced any tension problems on thin or thick fabrics with the tension setting on auto. Too, you can easily adjust the tension, should you desire to suit your fabric or sewing style.
2199624
I think that this is the most flexible electric heating pad I've run across, even at room temperatures. The lines you see are seams that allow it to flex and the fabric makes it gentle on the skin.
1928177
I have not yet washed it but when I do I believe it will be fine in a gentle cycle setting. I would avoid high heat dryers.
934506
Not sure if they are 100% cotton, but I wash them in very hot water with bleach and dry in hot dryer, and the jersey knit does NOT wrinkle...I take them out of the dryer and fold pretty quick at the end of the dry cycle. They dry pretty quick (15- 20 mins).
1301525
The washing instructions are to line dry so if you do try the dryer, I would use the air fluff cycle with low or no heat. I'm going to try drying mine outside to see how well that works