Could this be used on wood table for ironing with steam?
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I got this for my Mom. She uses on top of her dryer and the magnets hold it in place. My Mom is very pleased with this mat. I don't see why it couldn't be used on a wood table. The top of the mat should protect the wood from the heat and steam but I would check it out while using the mat to make sure the heat is not too much for the table top. You could also use it on the floor but once again I would suggest checking the surface under the mat to make sure the heat from the iron is not too much for the surface under the mat. You could also try several layers of towels under the mat to protect any surface you place the mat on. I got this for my Mom. She uses on top of her dryer and the magnets hold it in place. My Mom is very pleased with this mat. I don't see why it couldn't be used on a wood table. The top of the mat should protect the wood from the heat and steam but I would check it out while using the mat to make sure the heat is not too much for the table top. You could also use it on the floor but once again I would suggest checking the surface under the mat to make sure the heat from the iron is not too much for the surface under the mat. You could also try several layers of towels under the mat to... » Read More I got this for my Mom. She uses on top of her dryer and the magnets hold it in place. My Mom is very pleased with this mat. I don't see why it couldn't be used on a wood table. The top of the mat should protect the wood from the heat and steam but I would check it out while using the mat to make sure the heat is not too much for the table top. You could also use it on the floor but once again I would suggest checking the surface under the mat to make sure the heat from the iron is not too much for the surface under the mat. You could also try several layers of towels under the mat to protect any surface you place the mat on. « Show Less
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I use it on my counter top a LOT, and that's a Formica countertop, it's thick, and it hasn't damaged the countertop, I use it to press fabric before I cut it out, and the cutting mat is on a countertop next to where I use the ironing pad.
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Yes, you could iron sheets with it. You'd just have to do it in segments since the width of the press surface is about 25". I don't know the exact weight but I can easily pick it up and move it to another spot (and I'm a petite woman), yet it's sturdy when on the table for use.
913199
I have not tried this on wood. I have only used this on metal, but you can certainly try. Per manufacturer's specifications it can be used on furniture. It should be more than fine on a deck. I hope it helps.
1877587
I would put something like a baker's sheet under it and it may still scorch the wood. I have mine on a little steel mesh table.
2163199
I have never used it for this. I think you can steam to maybe freshen furniture, but not like stain removal. I love it for Windows though! Hope this helps. I really like mine.
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I have used it on a glass table. I don't know about wood. Just keep an eye on it. It works fine on my table and doesn't seem to get hot.
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I do not believe so. besides it is very small. I feel it would melt. I got it for my wife;s make up table so she can temporally place a iron down for a short time.
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I don't know for sure, but I would think so. I think the hard water residue or water softner residue would build up. I know it shortened the life of my steam iron. Personally I wouldn't chance it. Go on Haan.com for more info.
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yes but the covering is of very poor quality. You can order a better cover from the company but it is almost as expensive as the ironing table. Otherwise the table is nice quality.
879637
No, this product is not able to be applied with a household iron. You will need a commercial grade heat press both for temp and pressure. Best of luck
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Be sure you have reached the correct temperature for steam before using iron. And if this is not the issue I would contact manufacturer
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We are using ours directly on top of the wood stove. I don't see any reason why you can't use it on the hearth. Depending on where you place it, I don't know if it will get warm enough to steam.
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Read the directions and/or call the company. I would not use it on wood furniture personally. I use it for stainless steel only.
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I would not use this item to steam clothing. Although I suppose it is possible, I had not really thought about it. You would need a wider attachment than is included. It is really made for cleaning.
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Absolutely! I also used it on my shower curtains and my bedroom curtains. It has an attachment for the garments. It works great and I don't care for ironing so I use my steamer instead!
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Ask manufacturer, I don't know. It get plenty hot to do wrinkled cotton and steam works great!
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The instructions indicate that you should not use it like an iron. The garment / fabric is supposed to hang from a hanger and you pull the fabric toward you and steam it. I'm assuming that you want to use it on upholstered furniture. If so, I think you can, but the handle will probably leak. The one negative about this steamer is that the hose is short for doing drapes. I purchased the longest hose they sell and I had to sit the device on a table to steam my drapes at the top. This advice was actually given to me by their customer service. If you're going to hang the upholstery, steaming a large piece of fabric won't be easy. For most people, there's no place to hang a large piece of fabric on each end.