Is the cover for the ironing side replaceable? For example, if it got scorched or spilled on, could I change the cover?
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I am not sure, I do not think it is replaceable. On my first one, after a year of continual use the ironing pad was fine, but the grid was starting to show great wear. I got the new one to replace the cutting grid. It is a fabulous asset to quilting.
838446
You would have to ask the company, but I know it is possible to get different covers and change covers.
985008
Your question is about the board itself and not about the blue ironing board cover which is what I purchased here. However, (and your board may be a little different), my board has a round, smooth button at the bottom of the outer frame, on the right hand side (it kind of blends in with the look of the frame, but it IS a button). If yours is the same, press it in with your right thumb, and maybe use your left hand to kind of guide the board down, and you should be all set. That's all I can tell you about that. Hope it works for you. : )
86554
No. At least mine cannot be removed. I bought another cover and put it on top of it and that's the one i take out and wash. Hope this helps
81687
Hi Barbara. The cover can be removed for cleaning. I would recommend hand cleaning with soap and warm water. The cover has a nice pad beneath. Thick enough that the plastic iron board isn't affected.
1606692
No. The covers are not replaceable - they are permanently glued onto the switch assembly.
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Hi Linda D. Actually, I never figured out how to open the cover. My husband and a friend also tried to figure it out with no luck. I have been ironing with many different irons since I started high school in 1963 and I have never had a problem filling an iron with water. This is another reason I returned the iron before using.Sorry I couldn't be of more help. I'm sure Black and Decker has an 800 number; I would call them, give them the model number, and then ask for pointers on how to open the water cover so you can fill the iron. Good luck
64143
For me, one side (the one with the tail) had a lot of wrinkles but the other side didn't have any, so I just used the side with no wrinkles. If they both have bad wrinkles, I suppose you could slide an ironing board underneath the chromakey (without standing the board up), and iron it the same way you'd iron clothes.
1556888
I don't think you can get A extra cover, you have two options: 1, trace the old cover bottom and get some fabric and cut it out, to secure it use Velcro if your not that handy will elastic bottom. 2nd option is buy a new one
648099
I wouldn't count on it - the cover is designed specifically to fit the Homz ironing board. (For what it's worth, I bought the ironing board with the cover many years ago and love it - but when I ordered the replacement cover specifically made for it, it did not fit all! I couldn't find any way to make it fit, and so I'm still using the original cover.)
280375
If you got it from Laza, contact them. They sent me a new cover right away when I told them mine had broken.
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This is just the pad that goes under the cover so your cover should cinch down the extra material if the pad hangs over the edge. Or you could always cut off the excess since it will be under the ironing board cover, even If the cut is not perfect it wouldn't be visible.
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I have an over the door ironing board for several years but this cover did not fit. To hold the cover in place there is a Velcro band and it was not long enough to go around the board. The cover did fit but because of the band the cover would not stay on. Sorry
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When I replaced my cover, I left the foam from the old cover (which was very thin) on the ironing board and slipped this cover over. What I have now is plenty thick enough.
668427
I wondered this myself. I don't have any damage, but the cover doesn't completely wrap around all posts. From other comments I read you can contact the manufacturer Jewitt Cameron, and they may replace your cover at no cost. Try that.
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You will have to take the cover off to get to them.Most of them are in the back held in with screws.Usually have 3 elements and if one is bad the others will not last long ,so I replace them all. I have did this with 2 of the three I've got and the oldest one is 3 yrs.old.They both were not getting as hot as they should like yours seems to be doing.
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I haven't tried. But it's not s trough it's the heating element. Apparently they are not very helpful with replacements according to other reviews. personally, when mine dies completely I'm getting rid of it.