Iron Shoe (similar to the Iron Shoe previously sold by Bo-Nash)

Have you ever used your iron on something fusible, only to find that the fusible stuck to your iron and not to the fabric?  What a mess!!  Well, after using Bo-Nash Iron Cleaning sheets to clean up your iron, install an Iron Shoe and you will never have this problem again.  Nothing sticks to the Iron Shoe.

The Iron Shoe is made of a Teflon Material and stays attached to YOUR IRON so that your iron never touches the fusible.  And, as an added bonus, the Iron Shoe gives you the added benefit of acting like a pressing cloth.  

Walter, my significant other, has been working out of town for some months now and as a result has taken an iron to a few of his shirts.  Not long ago, he brought a shirt to me asking if I could "fix" it.  He had scorched them with the iron.  Well, I gave up trying to "fix" the shirt and instead gave him an Iron Shoe for his iron.  He says it works great and he hasn't scorched a shirt since.  It also makes the iron glide better when you are doing everyday ironing.

This Iron Shoe is a Teflon iron cover that keeps everything from sticking to your iron.  It also provides the kind of protection you would expect from a pressing cloth without the trouble since the Iron Shoe stays attached to your iron.  So, treat yourself to an Iron Shoe and think about who else in your life might like one.  They are a great present for a newlywed or your newly on-their-own children or grandchildren.   It also helps to give your ironing a professional appearance.  Photos show the iron shoe installed.  Iron is NOT included.  See some testimonials about the Iron Shoe below.

Quantity
  Iron Shoe    $19.99

Testimonials:

Aloha Denise,
  I just ordered your teflon iron shoe like the one Bo-Nash used to carry.  Earlier today, I tried to get the Bo-Nash product from Canada
since as you may know Bo-Nash cannot sell it in the US due to patent issues.  This is the best iron shoe and I have been at a loss for a
replacement until I found your site today.  Mahalo nui loa (thank you very much) for carrying this critical item for many dressmakers such
as myself.  The other metal ones are so inferior and do not fit most irons, even.  I have a Rowenta and it just will not fit on that iron
no matter how I bend it.
  I am a bridal and formal wear dressmaker and it is essential that I have the high heat with steam but a bare iron either will scorch, melt
or leave a shine.  Well, I'm sure you are well aware of the issues.  I am beside myself that I could find this item in the US.  I first tried
the Bo-Nash iron shoe after reading a great review of it in Threads magazine about 10 years ago. I have been through two of them since
then.
  Sincerely,
  Victoria Hokulani Latenser