Honey-Can-Do Tabletop Ironing Board with Retractable Iron Rest, Aqua Stripe

This is a great table top ironing board. The price was so great that I couldn't pass it up and I'm glad I didn't. I bought it because I had to make 20 pairs of curtains and 4 valances. This held up nicely to all those hems and seams and headers that had to be ironed. The fabric on top is very nice. Soft and heat proof just as it should be. And the design is quite nice too. The inner layer of foam obviously protects the wooden base and it does a fine job of softening the surface and making it easy to get crisp lines with an iron at any temperature. The metal legs are easy to fold and open, and the latch works perfectly for both. The side thing for the iron to sit on is a little harder to get in and out, but I think that is a design flaw with the metal being so thin. I did not use this option as my new iron has to remain upright when in use and not in use, so for me it is really not a feature I need. The board folds up relatively flat so it fits inside my linen closet with plenty of room to shut the door. I am sure it will hold up for a long time since it held up under this week of extreme usage. Couldn't ask for better performance from an inexpensive table top ironing board. Highest recommendation!!

I had previously purchased a table top ironing board elsewhere.When I was attempting to set it up the black plastic tabs meant to hold the legs in place broke off, and the legs fell off on to my table.This Honey Can Do board came out of the box, unpacked, turned over, legs swung down and snapped into place. It folds back down just as easy. The entire frame, including the legs, moving parts and clamps are sturdy metal, screwed into place with good screws. The board is thick particle board. Good particle board so these days is wonderful. The pad and cover work fine for me as I iron cotton material on high heat, but the pad is not thick. The board doesn't move at all because of good quality plastic feet. The iron holder doesn't budge with the iron on it. I do say the iron holder is a little difficult to pull out and slide back in, but I think there is a knack to it I need to work out. The board is not super small if that's what you need. It's a good size table top ironing board that could be used to iron shirts and other clothing pieces. It is small enough to go on top of my sewing desk. I love it and highly recommend it.

I was browsing for a small ironing board because I don't do a lot of ironing, mostly only for girl scout badges. This is the perfect size! It stores away very easily. My issues with it: the fabric over it isn't as taught as I would expect. Also, the legs do fold up easily, but they sort of swing away easily when trying to store it as there is nothing to keep them from hinging outward. Also, the selling point for me was the iron rest. This one is very flimsy and while it does support the iron, it is extremely difficult to get it slide in and out like it's supposed to. Overall, this is actually pretty decent and fits my needs. If you iron on a daily basis, this might not be what you need.

I would recommend purchasing this item. Very durable and compact

It's absolutely good and sturdy. The 'lock' thing that's beneath the board clicks nicely and stays there until you remove it with your hand. It's not loose and keeps the board locked.The fabric is sewn well and stays in place. The metal part is also of good quality. I never use that part that's designed to keep an iron on, though.It's what I need for my alteration orders done at home where I don't have my super big working space and can keep the board under the bed or in a closet.10/10 recommend this item.

I didn't know that I could feel so strongly about an ironing board, but this is GREAT! I was looking to replace a solid, old-fashioned wood board that my mom had given me, and chose this product.Having lived in dorms, I've experienced my fair share of tabletop ironing boards, and I found that the *one* thing I would be uncompromising on is stability. Let me tell you - though this board does not rest on four legs, it is very stable and does not bend (and I'm not a light ironer).The material that is used is something synthetic, which--in this case--is actually a good choice because it allows for quick drying when you use an iron's steam function. Additionally, this material does not hold heat for a very long time and does not melt easily (two obviously important considerations, especially when ironing delicate or heat-sensitive fabrics). Further, the fabric is very nice and taut, meaning that you won't receive wrinkles when you iron your clothing.Though I don't use it because I feel uncomfortable placing a hot iron face-down, the caddy/iron rest is a great idea, and I'm sure it's served people well.Lastly, in terms of storage, this product is great. I live in a small apartment, and it fits really easily between my dresser and the wall, making for quick and easy hiding.