Standard Cover and Pad, Silver silicone
Item#: 81009 | Customer Reviews: 3 of 5 (2 reviews)
Notice the innovative pocket! This attached pocket reduces packaging for a more sustainable product. Use the pocket to hold ironing accessories or fold it under the cover.
U.S. Patent No. 8,201,352
- Attractive ONE-PIECE CONSTRUCTION cover and pad for standard ironing boards
- Thick 6mm foam pad and 100% cotton cover for smooth ironing surface
- Attached storage pocket can be left out or tucked under
- Tailored nose and bungee cord binding enhance fit and makes installation easy
- Silicon stain and scorch coating resists water and dirt
- 18 inches wide x 58.5 inches long; fits standard 13-15 inch x 53-54 inch ironing board surfaces
- U.S. Patent No. 8,201,352
Color: Silver silicone
Cut full size to fit all standard 13-15 x 53-54 inch tops
Standard Cover and Pads go sleekly silver in this silicone-coated replacement ironing board cover that provides an extra measure of protection against scorching and stains; it rewards the careful and forgives the distracted. It is bling for your ironing board. Foam Pad 6 mm for a smooth ironing surface. Tailored nose The tailored nose pocket provides enhanced fit around the nose of the board where most of the detailed ironing is done. The nose pocket is featured on the Commercial, Ultra Plus, Ultra, Reversible and Deluxe series. Tailored side edging Bias edging helps create the ultimate fit. Bias edging is featured with the one piece double layered padding on the Ultra Plus series. Hook and loop closure Hook & loop fastener systems provide the added benefit of strapping the cover tightly to the board top. Hook & loop fasteners are featured on the Ultra Plus, Ultra & Reversible series. Bungee cord binding Bungee cord binding for easy installation and total tension fit. Bungee cord binding is featured on all of our covers.
One Piece Construction Features
Storage pocket
The cover and pad comes folded inside a pocket for more environmentally-friendly packaging. The pocket can be used to hold ironing accessories and sprays or be folded under the cover.
To store board
NOTE: POCKET IS NOT DESIGNED TO HOLD IRONS.
DO NOT STORE IRON IN POCKET.
Sewn on storage pocket holds spray cans & bottles off board within reach.
(or to use cover without pocket)
tuck pocket flat under cover.
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Ironing board cover
4 of 5 Posted by: Cheryl Mundroff on 02/18/2017
This item was as described. It appears to be a well made cover. It did not come with a batting pad as my previous covers did but I will buy some batting and cut it to the right size. I will say that it did take me about 10 minutes to wrestle it onto the board. It did not pop off once in place. I would order it again and unless you have arthritic hands I would recommend it.
HHE Reply:Thank you for the review. The batting is sewn into the cover, so it's one-piece, which is easy to miss! The standard covers, like this one, have a 6mm foam pad. If you prefer the fiber batting, you might prefer our deluxe models that have 4mm fiber batting sewn in. The Ultra or Ultra Plus have even more cushion, 6 mm fiber and 6 mm fiber + 6 mm foam, respectively. Again, all are sewn inside the cover so the cover and pad are one piece (much less slipping!). Thank you for your review and your purchase. We appreciate both. -
Fit Could Be Better
3 of 5 Posted by: Gigi on 08/13/2016
My only criticism of this ironing board cover is the skimpy cut. It is supposed to fit a standard board 53-54 in. long and 14-15 in. wide. My board is exactly 53 in. long by 15 in. wide. I had a terrible time trying to get it on! I'm worried that it will shrink when I wash it since it is 100% cotton. I like the silicone finish on the fabric that helps the iron glide easily. (My old cover had this feature, and I had a difficult time finding a new one like it.) The foam lining makes a nice padded surface, and the construction seems well done. I just wish the fit were not so skimpy.
HHE Reply:I'm sorry you were disappointed with the cover's fit. If you haven't already, try refitting by setting the cover on the nose first, and then stretching the cover along the board, running your hands along the edge of the board as you finally pull it over the end and into place. You can improve fit in an area by using your hands to sort of press and pull the cover along, working it almost like you would a pie crust. It's not pulling at the hem, but pushing from where there is more to where there is less, always working along the edges of the board. You can also give it a good iron and then do the pie-stretching technique! On washing and shrinking: please do not "wash", i.e., submerge in water, the cover. It is a "damp-wipe" cover and pad that should stay mostly dry and only be spot cleaned. Getting the cover and pad overly wet or using too harsh of cleaners can distress the pad and damage the silicone coating on the cover.
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