Oversized Ironing Board Cover-15 Inch x 48 Inch |  | Brand: Golden
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $14.99
Buy New: $9.99
as of 9/9/2010 00:41 CDT details
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Seller: Ben Franklin
Rating:  4 reviews
Sales Rank: 43261
Color: 15"X48
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.5
Dimensions (in): 0.5 x 8.5 x 11
MPN: GH111
UPC: 999990844629
EAN: 0999990844629
ASIN: B000FAFLYA
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Cover is textured, super-absorbent, uncoated, odorless and durable. | | • | Made of preshrunk heavy cotton duck, fits 15 Inch x 48 Inch ironing boards with a drawstring closu | | • | Ideal for Polder, Seymour and other large surface ironing boards. |
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Product Description
GOLDEN HANDS-Oversized Ironing Board Cover is textured uncoated super-absorbent odorless and durable. Ideal for Polder Seymour and other large surface ironing boards. Made of preshrunk heavy cotton duck and fits 15 x 48 ironing boards with a drawstring closure for a snug fit.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Pleased customer May 12, 2007
Tinkerbell (Tennessee)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
The cover we received was as described and priced fairly. Shipping was quick and reasonable cost. Would purchase from this supplier again!
Ironing Board Cover November 9, 2009
C. Delano (Santa Cruz County, CA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This cover fit my ironing board perfectly and the price was very reasonable. Thank you.
Great cover May 14, 2010
Chuong (Houston, TX)
It bonds with the clothes, and helps "stretch" it making them much straighter without having to use starch. I highly recommend it.
 Fits, but! June 10, 2010
Yorkie Artist
This oversized ironing board cover is hard to find and also can't be picked up in my local store. This cover is a perfect fit for an odd sized ironing board; however, the fabric is not that great nor is the string tightener attached to it. It works and will be fine. It also has no pad ... but not expected for the price.
I made a pattern with pattern pelon of this cover while it was new and flat before putting on the ironing board. Then, I cut out on a much better quality fabric that had a nice sewing room print (thread, bobbins, etc) on it and was quilted and I used elastic in lieu of the string to tighten ... all of which made it much more durable. While the cover was removed. I cut out a pattern of the ironing board top and made my own pad (a thickness suitable for me) and now I have a very nice cover and pad. While I was at it I made a second one to use when I removed the first one for ironing. Now, I keep the original and my pattern for any future covers in case they become hard to find again.
I don't know about anyone else, but to me all the pads flatten over time and I just keep adding a new one on top of the old one. Now, with this pattern I can adjust the thickness for my applications and needs. Also, ironing board covers are not always that pleasing in both quality and pattern, this way, one can be made to suit the sewing room if your board is up most of the time.
Something to think about anyway.
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