Iron all paper, did I get the new and improved or the the old paper?
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Iron all paper, did I get the new and improved or the the old paper?
Iron all paper, did I get the new and improved or the the old paper?
I ordered 25 sheets of the Iron All from New Milford and tried it out. The paper is blue on one side and rough white on the other. No other markings. I tested with an untrimmed sheet and a small graphic on a cotton shirt and it left a mark the shape of the paper. Will this go away with washing? Can I repress the shirt to eliminate the mark?
Also, the pressing instructions say 375F-400F at 25-35 seconds. That seems a little long. Does anyone else use a different setting?
Re: Iron all paper, did I get the new and improved or the the old paper?
You got the new paper. My might press I press at 350degrees for 15 seconds but I did do some at 10 seconds and they work fine. No you will have to trim around you design. I get as close as I can. Lou
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