Ironing aid

Tight fastening of "difficult" clothing with super magnets

Author: Taisija, Vilnius

Online since: 24/08/2011, Number of visits: 297676

Most ironing boards have a steel frame and therefore attract magnets. You can take advantage of that when you iron the next time.

If you want to iron a "difficult" piece of clothing, like one with many pleats, you should pin down certain parts and iron them individually. That works much easier when you use neodymium magnets: Simply stretch the garment over the ironing board with several magnets and then iron it.

I use S-25-07-N disc magnets.

These discs stick very well - the handling would probably by easier with S-12-06-N discs or something similar.

Magnets with gold coating are not suitable as they can leave marks on the clothing.

You must not get too close to the magnets while ironing, because the heat can damage them (see FAQ What temperatures can magnets withstand?).

Articles used

S-25-07-N

Disc magnet Ø 25 mm, height 7 mm, holds approx. 11 kg, neodymium, N42, nickel-plated

	1 pc.	4,07 EUR ea.*
from	3 pcs.	3,56 EUR ea.*
from	10 pcs.	3,11 EUR ea.*
from	20 pcs.	2,89 EUR ea.*
from	40 pcs.	2,69 EUR ea.*
Ask for a rebate from 240 pcs.

Available: 34 284 pcs.

S-12-06-N

Disc magnet Ø 12 mm, height 6 mm, holds approx. 4,1 kg, neodymium, N45, nickel-plated

	5 pcs.	1,14 EUR ea.*
from	15 pcs.	1,00 EUR ea.*
from	40 pcs.	0,89 EUR ea.*
from	80 pcs.	0,83 EUR ea.*
Ask for a rebate from 600 pcs.

Available: 24 305 pcs.

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