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Mr_Jailer
10-12-06, 09:26 PM
So whats so good 'bout steam generators?

Do they cut ironin' time?

When i do ironin', I get sooo bored :zzz: n take forever... :smack:

Eemaan
10-12-06, 09:37 PM
no they just heavy and hugly looking.

my pops said he was going to buy me one a few months back when i was slaving away ironing and he carried on looking at me adoringly like i was meant to be grateful :rubeyes:

so i said 'no abu jee' save your money and hire us a ironing wali lady pls.shes not arrived yet.:spunch:

just get a one of those smoothline high watted irons from argos

Mr_Jailer
10-12-06, 09:39 PM
just get a one of those smoothline high watted irons from argos

You have a link of one from Argos?

PS. Whats with the Michael Jacko avi??

.: Anna :.
10-12-06, 10:11 PM
wats a steam generator? do u mean wen u put the water into the iron and it makes steam?!

ibn suleman
10-12-06, 10:15 PM
wats a steam generator? do u mean wen u put the water into the iron and it makes steam?!

:D :D

even i know what a steam generator is :p

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/4100164.htm

Mr_Jailer
10-12-06, 10:23 PM
Whats so gud 'bout a £200 iron?

:D :D

even i know what a steam generator is :p

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/4100164.htm

ibn suleman
10-12-06, 10:25 PM
Whats so gud 'bout a £200 iron?

no idea...i hardly iron

i just know what it is :D

Ebony
10-12-06, 10:27 PM
They look more hassle than they're worth.

Te'oma
10-12-06, 10:39 PM
and here I thought this was going to be a "make your own electricity" type thread :D

Mr_Jailer
10-12-06, 10:41 PM
"Steam generators allow you to generate a more powerful and constant level of steam, resulting in easier crease removal and quicker ironing." - Argos

.: Anna :.
10-12-06, 10:57 PM
:D :D

even i know what a steam generator is :p

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/4100164.htm

oh... it may be summat good? iv not tried it but wats wrong with filling a bottle of water from the tap n pouring it into the iron, which produces the steam tiself?

Mr_Jailer
10-12-06, 11:01 PM
Thats too much for the likes of Ebony to do...

I wonder how ebony makes tea? :scratch:

oh... it may be summat good? iv not tried it but wats wrong with filling a bottle of water from the tap n pouring it into the iron, which produces the steam tiself?

Unique Muslimah
10-12-06, 11:25 PM
We've got one,they're really good..Take a little longer to heat up,but the ironing is ( a ) alot funner:p and ( b ) clothes come out alot more crisp ( c ) it takes way less time to iron stuff

`asiya
11-12-06, 12:30 AM
forget ironing its a complete waste of time if u take your laundry off the washing line when the clothes are still a little damp and tumble dry them on a low heat, then hang them up straight away and hey presto no creases ( can even buy non iron shirts now gents)

Te'oma
11-12-06, 05:19 AM
:embar: I swore off of ever wearing clothes that needed an iron after I left the army :D

ibn suleman
11-12-06, 07:53 AM
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/4530339.stm

ironinig tips :rubeyes:

:scratch:

ibn suleman
11-12-06, 07:56 AM
oh... it may be summat good? iv not tried it but wats wrong with filling a bottle of water from the tap n pouring it into the iron, which produces the steam tiself?

:scratch:

Ebony
11-12-06, 09:31 AM
Thats too much for the likes of Ebony to do...

I wonder how ebony makes tea? :scratch:

Whats wrong with a bog standard iron, put on steam setting? :scratch:

Tea? If it comes out the machine - alls fine and dandy :hidban: Can't be messing about with soggy teabags and all that

:meow:

Mr_Jailer
25-12-06, 10:29 AM
I got a chance to try out my sis' steam generator, they are cool, you only iron one side n it all gets ironed :up:. Cuts ironin' time drastically :D

Whats the difference between this on:

http://www.lidl.co.uk/uk/home.nsf/pages/c.o.20061221.p.Professional_Ironing_Station.ar2

and this one:

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/4100133.htm

nami
25-12-06, 10:38 AM
I found this product a few days ago, it looked like a massive trouser press but it was for all clothing! :D

cant remember what it was called though...

Umm 'Umarah
25-12-06, 11:11 AM
Omgoodness! how did i miss this thread! yess the are excellent irons! i highly recommend them! anyone who has got one will know exactly what i mean....great for ironing everything quicktime...works wonders on bedding.

Mr_Jailer
25-12-06, 11:16 AM
Some are like £30, others £250 - they do the same thin' right?

Omgoodness! how did i miss this thread! yess the are excellent irons! i highly recommend them! anyone who has got one will know exactly what i mean....great for ironing everything quicktime...works wonders on bedding.

nami
25-12-06, 11:16 AM
bit expensive though...

http://well.en.alibaba.com/product/50165280/50894885/New_Products/Electric_Steam_Press_Iron.html

Umm 'Umarah
25-12-06, 11:18 AM
Some are like £30, others £250 - they do the same thin' right?

erm I dunno- we have a Tefal one....it cost around something in the 2hundreds...worth every penny.

Mr_Jailer
25-12-06, 11:25 AM
erm I dunno- we have a Tefal one....it cost around something in the 200 hundreds...worth every penny.

don't u find the steam gets up ur nose - actually it'd be good for a facial :) lol

I'll buy a cheaper one for my sisters to use. My guess its gonna get broken in 'bout 6 months, n the one i'm gettin' will have a 3 year guarantee.

happy eid for my sisters :D

Umm 'Umarah
25-12-06, 11:31 AM
don't u find the steam gets up ur nose - actually it'd be good for a facial :) lol

I'll buy a cheaper one for my sisters to use. My guess its gonna get broken in 'bout 6 months, n the one i'm gettin' will have a 3 year guarantee.

happy eid for my sisters :D


aaw, thats really sweet! arent you a nice brother....:) but to be really nice... buy the tefal one!

erm...why dont you do your ironing yourself?
..actually....come to think of it you probably cant iron properly..:p

I only do the ironing for my brother..because he cant iron properly and if he goes out with creasy clothes...its kinda my embarrassment. i cant stand when people faff about when trying to do something..


what type of Vacuum cleaner you got?

Mr_Jailer
25-12-06, 11:42 AM
Irons n the like break quickly in my home. To buy a really expensive one would be naive... n u only get 1 year warranty.

I can iron all my clothes, includin' shirts, but sometimes I can't be bothered, so I do a rough iron :)

My sisters won't know the difference between a £200 one and a £30 one... so tuff. I used my big sis steam generator to see how it worked. She folded a salwar, n ironed one-side in 20 secs, all creases got moved :up:.

Fantastic to iron salwar kameez in seconds :D

Cotton is really hard to iron :torture:. Spend lot of time fluffin' around with that... thats why i try n avoid wearin' shirts, 'cos they harder to iron.

We have a 1600 watt Morphy Richards ecovac. Why?

aaw, thats really sweet! arent you a nice brother....:) but to be really nice... buy the tefal one!

erm...why dont you do your ironing yourself?
..actually....come to think of it you probably cant iron properly..:p

I only do the ironing for my brother..because he cant iron properly and if he goes out with creasy clothes...its kinda my embarrassment. i cant stand when people faff about when trying to do something..


what type of Vacuum cleaner you got?

Umm 'Umarah
25-12-06, 11:50 AM
Irons n the like break quickly in my home. To buy a really expensive one would be naive... n u only get 1 year warranty.

yeah, thats one problem with them..they are really heavy.

I can iron all my clothes, includin' shirts, but sometimes I can't be bothered, so I do a rough iron :)

well done.:up: lazily iron you mean..:p

My sisters won't know the difference between a £200 one and a £30 one... so tuff. I used my big sis steam generator to see how it worked. She folded a salwar, n ironed one-side in 20 secs, all creases got moved :up:.

Cotton is really hard to iron :torture:. Spend lot of time fluffin' around with that... thats why i try n avoid wearin' shirts, 'cos they harder to iron.



yeah..they are so good but really good on cotton too...:up:

Fantastic to iron salwar kameez in seconds :D

try ironing a thobe..they come out pristine..

We have a 1600 watt Morphy Richards ecovac. Why?

I take pride in my vacuum cleaner...in fact, I dont let anyone use it besides me! Its a Dyson DC08 Lavender, the best vacuum cleaner ever..:D

buy one of them for your sisters too...:up:

Mr_Jailer
25-12-06, 12:02 PM
I take pride in my vacuum cleaner...in fact, I dont let anyone use it besides me! Its a Dyson DC08 Lavender, the best vacuum cleaner ever..:D

buy one of them for your sisters too...:up:

What for? i'll grab a broom stick n do the sweepin' myself :rubeyes:

Jus read the spec, lil wander ur braggin' :p

Ezra
25-12-06, 12:21 PM
A product for lazy people:rolleyes:

Mr_Jailer
25-12-06, 12:54 PM
*blows blackberry*

Ebony
25-12-06, 01:10 PM
Brothers...iron your own clothes :rolleyes:

After a few dodgy creases you'll get a hand of it. How do you think the sisters perfected it? Practice makes perfect :hidban:

Ezra
25-12-06, 01:27 PM
Brothers...iron your own clothes :rolleyes:

After a few dodgy creases you'll get a hand of it. How do you think the sisters perfected it? Practice makes perfect :hidban:

Just to remind you that men where a thing called a shirt and a trouser which you might have not heard of.

Anyways i do iron my own cloths:up:

Ebony
25-12-06, 01:30 PM
Just to remind you that men where a thing called a shirt and a trouser which you might have not heard of.

Anyways i do iron my own cloths:up:

And most often who irons these shirts and trousers you speak of?:rolleyes:

Good on you brother :up: Thats the way:D

Mr_Jailer
25-12-06, 01:31 PM
Sisters can'r iron mens shirts... n they don't realise that there is meant to be a crease line at the front of the trousers, n not ironed flat.

Ezra
25-12-06, 01:32 PM
And most often who irons these shirts and trousers you speak of?:rolleyes:

Good on you brother :up: Thats the way:D

My self and my self only.

Ebony
25-12-06, 01:32 PM
Sisters can'r iron mens shirts... n they don't realise that there is meant to be a crease line at the front of the trousers, n not ironed flat.

Good way..I mean reason for you to iron them yourselves then, aye? :D

Ezra
25-12-06, 01:33 PM
Sisters can'r iron mens shirts... n they don't realise that there is meant to be a crease line at the front of the trousers, n not ironed flat.

Thats explains why most men have trousers without crease lines :rolleyes:

Mr_Jailer
25-12-06, 01:39 PM
Good way..I mean reason for you to iron them yourselves then, aye? :D
I'd much prefer to iron them myself :up: At least i know what I'm doin'; n i won't do a shoddy job knowin' full well i as to wear it.

Mr_Jailer
25-12-06, 01:40 PM
Thats explains why most men have trousers without crease lines :rolleyes:

Or two or three crease lines :rotfl:

Eemaan
25-12-06, 03:02 PM
baba christmas didnt bringed me one :(

Mr_Jailer
25-12-06, 03:12 PM
baba christmas didnt bringed me one :(

:(

theres always next year :there:

jus make sure ur chimney is soot free

Eemaan
24-02-07, 08:26 PM
i need one of these :(

which one did you end up gettin, im still ironing right now, i started at 5pm :crying2:

Mr_Jailer
24-02-07, 08:29 PM
Insha'allah I'm pickin' up one from Netto on Monday. Its close to where I work.

http://www.netto.co.uk/internet/nettog/catalogue/catalogue.nsf/cd662d3aed59e6e241256be50037d291/a6ce49eb1db4d4d3c125728400414762/Body/0.7C?OpenElement&FieldElemFormat=jpg

jabran
24-02-07, 08:56 PM
I try and do my own ironing so i don't have to wake my mum in da mornind at like 7:30(iron is in her room) I get up all proud of my ironing only to be told to take it off and have my mum redo it lol.
Sometimes i iron them and go downstairs lol only to be laughed at and told to take it back upstairs and wait for my sister to do it. I do try...honest.

Mr_Jailer
24-02-07, 09:03 PM
I try and do my own ironing so i don't have to wake my mum in da mornind at like 7:30(iron is in her room) I get up all proud of my ironing only to be told to take it off and have my mum redo it lol.
Sometimes i iron them and go downstairs lol only to be laughed at and told to take it back upstairs and wait for my sister to do it. I do try...honest.

If u can afford to, buy ur sis an steam generator... it'll cut their ironin' time n they'll appreciate it :up:

jabran
24-02-07, 09:07 PM
They got a built in steam iron, not too clued up on irons but it gives out steam or are these totally different?

Mr_Jailer
24-02-07, 09:26 PM
They got a built in steam iron, not too clued up on irons but it gives out steam or are these totally different?

Jeah, they different... they chuck out much more steam takes teh creases out straight away.

My sis showed me a demo... she got a salawar, folded it in half, ironed one side - n thats it, all sides got ironed from ironin' one side. :up:

Eemaan
24-02-07, 09:33 PM
netto warrior :D

Mr_Jailer
24-02-07, 09:48 PM
netto warrior :D

I like the 'specials'. what u think of the steam gen?

jabran
24-02-07, 09:49 PM
Jeah, they different... they chuck out much more steam takes teh creases out straight away.

My sis showed me a demo... she got a salawar, folded it in half, ironed one side - n thats it, all sides got ironed from ironin' one side. :up:

Sounds much better then the normal ones then. Not that expensive as well.

Eemaan
24-02-07, 09:52 PM
I like the 'specials'. what u think of the steam gen?

:S vell thing is cos i iron alot i envisage that cheapo thing breaking down quick shwick, i might try argos or john lewis, bit more respectable :D

Mr_Jailer
24-02-07, 09:53 PM
Sounds much better then the normal ones then. Not that expensive as well.

They are expensive... in my household irons don't have a life span longer than 8 - 9 months, so i'm gettin' the cheaper £40 one from netto.

jabran
24-02-07, 09:54 PM
same i think the last one my mum bought was just a few months ago must have paid 40 odd quid for the normal ones.

Mr_Jailer
24-02-07, 09:54 PM
:S vell thing is cos i iron alot i envisage that cheapo thing breaking down quick shwick, i might try argos or john lewis, bit more respectable :D

U might wanna consider gettin' cover if you're spendin' £100 +...

(i've dropped the iron a few times :$)

Eemaan
24-02-07, 09:56 PM
dont need cover never buy cover :smack:

i iron on the floor, cant be doing with those standy uppy things :torture:

jabran
24-02-07, 10:00 PM
dont need cover never buy cover :smack:

i iron on the floor, cant be doing with those standy uppy things :torture:

Thats how we do it too lol, i remember when my little bro brushed against the iron with his lower leg he was jumping up and down it was hilarious. Bought back memories of when i burnt my forearm on it:o .

Mr_Jailer
24-02-07, 10:00 PM
dont need cover never buy cover :smack:

i iron on the floor, cant be doing with those standy uppy things :torture:

suppose less risk with droppin' it.

Mr_Jailer
24-02-07, 10:01 PM
Thats how we do it too lol, i remember when my little bro brushed against the iron with his lower leg he was jumping up and down it was hilarious. Bought back memories of when i burnt my forearm on it:o .

seems like personal injury cover is needed with ppl ironin' on the floor n leavin' the iron layin' around :rolleyes:

ibn suleman
25-02-07, 09:46 PM
i spent 20 mins tryiing to iron a shirt.....and it just wasnt ironing.....

tip - switch iron on :o

Ebony
25-02-07, 09:48 PM
I cant iron on the floor :S Need an ironing stand.

Mr_Jailer
25-02-07, 09:55 PM
I've used the floor, ironin' board and table top to do my ironin'... even ironed sections of clothes with them on.

jabran
25-02-07, 10:17 PM
i spent 20 mins tryiing to iron a shirt.....and it just wasnt ironing.....

tip - switch iron on :o

Hahaha lol I know how you feel, been there done that lol except i only done it for like a minute.:D

Mr_Jailer
25-02-07, 10:26 PM
i spent 20 mins tryiing to iron a shirt.....and it just wasnt ironing.....

tip - switch iron on :o

Hahaha lol I know how you feel, been there done that lol except i only done it for like a minute.:D

takes me 20 mins to iron 1 shirt with steam n iron switched on... they're complicated to iron.