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Clipperton · 04-03-2011, 18:27

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Originally Posted by flysci

Ironing board? What's that? I'm sure a big important NYC executive like him sends his shirts out - and always has drawers full of beautifully pressed and folded dress shirts. Life's too short for ironing!!

I wish ;-)

SkiprJohn · 06-03-2011, 17:41

Aloha and welcome aboard!
Good to have you here. Irons and ironing boards are made for those who are prejudiced against wrinkles. At my age and where I live wrinkles don't matter.
kind regards,

**Hudson Force** · 07-03-2011, 04:46

OK, I'll admit to ironing some items over the years that I've lived aboard. Afterall, for thirty of the thirty-nine years my wife and I have been living aboard, we had jobs. Sometimes weddings, funerals, special events...., but we never had an ironing board, just a small iron tucked away. A thick terrycloth towel, better slightly damp, layed out on a table makes a fine ironing board.

**boatman61** · 07-03-2011, 05:11

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Originally Posted by CaptForce

OK, I'll admit to ironing some items over the years that I've lived aboard. Afterall, for thirty of the thirty-nine years my wife and I have been living aboard, we had jobs. Sometimes weddings, funerals, special events...., but we never had an ironing board, just a small iron tucked away. A thick terrycloth towel, better slightly damp, layed out on a table makes a fine ironing board.

A small travel iron is an essential part of my boat gear.... just coz I'm low budget don't mean I'm a slob....