Is this definitely for use as an iron-on transfer (household iron) or do you need a specific press?
1435725
I have actually used it for both...on shirts and koozies using a clam shell thermal press...and on some sling bags with a standard household iron. Depending on what you are applying it to, how well it will work. It can take up to two minutes with an iron for t-shirt application with constant pressing...or 30 seconds on the thermal press. Hope this helps.
1435726
Standard Iron. I use them twice a year for making tote bags for our retreats. I use a standard iron.
1435727
I used it with a commercial heat press for evenness of pressure........better control than trying to iron on.....very good product.....less "hazing" than older products of similar kind. Did a heather gray sweatshirt and after the first washing the "shadowing" was gone
1435728
I can't say for sure. I only use a heat press but the paper works well with it. I would think you can use an iron with it since it seems to be much like any heat transfer paper bought in a store and also the manufacturer includes instructions with the paper for using a hand iron. Hope this helps some.
2038161
I doubt you will get any transfer of iron. I have to disagree with other reviewer. The food sticks so bad that I couldn't get it out. I used oil and nothing helped. I would not recommend that you purchase it.
2233643
Yes, I iron with a light hand, but I love this item...I keep it in the bedroom and my grand kids keep all kind of stuff in there...when I iron I put a bath towel across the board so I don't scorch anything...I have no problem with it and I would buy again as a shower gift. Hope that helps you. Carole
456958
yes a hard press. I do not like that aspect about the design either. Not sure which product could help you though.
1852283
I use the standard OTC press that pretty much all other presses are modeled after. I think it would work.
19097
Nothing cooking wise when it comes to texture etc. The iron press in my opinon is easier. Just pour in mixture and wait for it to cook on its own. These for sure come out nice and thick!
879636
I wouldn't advise it....A household iron usually has had some water placed in it at some time or another...This could cause problems with the transfer and with house hold irons...the proper heating and pressure for the transfer usually can't be gauged correctly...
333696
That is what I use mine for. I am quite happy with it. Faster and neater than a hammer. Made of heavy cast iron so it holds up very well. I figure on having and using mine for many years.
1080870
What type of projects? If you're doing basic electronics/repairs this iron would be fine. For larger projects you might want one with a station and variable temps. I don't do much more than electronic project kits. This iron works fine for that.
1968943
The Clover mini=iron is fine for pressing seams while piecing, however it does not do as well on a larger area. Therefore I prefer the Rowenta travel iron, use it always when I am sewing for quilting.
16984
No, this is just the press. You must buy the set of dies that install in the top of the press for that.
885098
I have only used distilled - just in case. I use this iron for tailoring so I am unwilling to take a chance of staining expensive fabrics with heavy metal stains from hard tap water K
372016
This press is not for printing its for heating what up what you have already printed. If you have a sublimation printer then you can tape it to a mug, put it in the mug attachement with this press and heat it up to adhere to
1033428
This product is a heat applied transfer sheet that is applied to fabric with an iron or a heat press.
1740596
Yes, that is so. Personally, I have no issues with that, since the steam is really what does the work for you. Household irons such as this don't have an enormous steam output anyway. In my experience, the only time there was a need to regulate the steam output was with a commercial steam iron.
904150
It is a very lite press. Good for home use but not good for heavy shop work. It is quite busy today and the press is at another location. If you can give us a couple of days we can measure the height for you but at this time the hospital is a bit busy.
1578555
Generally speaking, presses have the same threads all around. It should work just fine.