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Why do irons have short leads.
Every iron I have ever owned I have had to plug into an extension lead.
I may write to manufacturer about it because I’m sure it just can’t be me.
Please feel free to have a moan…My requirements when buying a new one is it MUST have a 3 metre lead, makes all the difference. Check the credentials before you commit, they MUST be right for the task.
I only iron once a fortnight, cos Im ironing board is broke and I refuse to buy a new one. I hate spending money on household appliances that are only useful for mundane jobs and nothing else!
But the 3m lead is a godsend
i’m so heavy handed that when i iron the board moves across the kitchen till the iron lead yanks me to a stop. :oops: :D
what make is it sharon,,,,in fact can anyone recommend a really good iron
we should have named this thread Womens Hour
No men allowed to post on itIts a Kenwood, and was the inbetween price of the most expensive and least expensive from Argos… always kinda go for the middle option I do.
There’s only one type of iron and it’s non bloke friendly… get ironing girls!
@sharongooner wrote:
My requirements when buying a new one is it MUST have a 3 metre lead, makes all the difference. Check the credentials before you commit, they MUST be right for the task.
I only iron once a fortnight, cos Im ironing board is broke and I refuse to buy a new one. I hate spending money on household appliances that are only useful for mundane jobs and nothing else!
But the 3m lead is a godsend
apparently an ironing board is good for laying against a couch and laying upside down on it for 15 minutes 3 times a day for turning a breech baby too :lol: (yes Pats im reading nineteen minutes lol )
you need putting in irons
@bon bon wrote:
what make is it sharon,,,,in fact can anyone recommend a really good iron
Tefal…steam generator..expensive though! but in argos you get a years free garantee..so I just keep renewing it before the garantee runs out! 8)
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