What's the best way to set up an ironing board? Learn about ironing boards and other tips on laundry and clothing care in this free video. more »
That wobbly ironing board is unattractive, bulky and taking up much needed space in your house. Add space and convenience by mounting an ironing board on a free wall just about anywhere in your house. The most attractive option is a prefabricated ironing board cabinet. more »
An ironing board is a necessity for any household, but finding room for a big bulkly ironing board can often times prove to be a challenge. However, if you are challenged for space, an over the door ironing board may be your solution, that is as long as you have a place to hang it. Often times, over the door ironing boards do not work well with typical doors. Instead, the boards are better suited for a sliding closet door. more »
Ironing boards that are heavily used will often need a new cover. Creating your own cover allows you to pick out a fabric and pattern that is pleasing to you, and can save you the expense of replacing your entire ironing board. more »
A well-kept ironing board will go a long way towards better ironing. Learn about properly putting away an ironing board and other tips on laundry and clothing care in this free video. more »
Ironing can be done without an ironing board by laying a towel on a flat, sturdy surface. Iron clothes without an ironing board with expert tips in this free clothing care video. more »
Learn how to use an ironing board to iron a dress shirt for work or a job interview in this video with clothes ironing tips. more »
An ironing board is one the simplest and most handy items to have around the house. It's also one of the simplest to make whether you decide to undertake a table-top ironing board or something more elaborate with legs. A few simple steps can help you make an ironing board for your home. more »
Whether you find yourself fighting with your small ironing board often, or you are frequently ironing large items such as table cloths and curtains, sometimes a large ironing board can work better than any store bought board. Particularly useful to quilters and seamstresses, a large ironing board can give the room needed to spread large portions of fabric out without creating new fold lines. Luckily, you can make a large ironing board with little effort and little expense in less than an hour. more »
Decorating an old ironing board with paint is a great way to add holiday cheer to a vintage decor. The top surface of an old ironing board provides a smooth wood canvas for art, and by leaning it against the wall on a front porch, front entryway or kitchen, it welcomes friends and family for the holidays. You can buy inexpensive old ironing boards at yard sales or auctions. This ironing board has a painted snowman on its top and can be leaned for enjoyment, but also unfolded and used as an extra buffet table for entertaining. more »
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