Steamfast SF-623, Owner'S Manual

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STEAM BURST

1.  Hold Pressing Plate approximately 3 in. (75 mm.) above Ironing Board.

2.  Press Steam Burst Button to release a burst of steam onto fabric for 2-3 seconds.

3.  Lower Pressing Plate onto fabric for 8-10 seconds, then raise once again. 

Note: If press is 

 left on fabric for more than 10 seconds, it could result in damage to fabric.

4.  Repeat steps 1-3 above until fabric is smooth and wrinkle-free.

PRESSING AND STEAMING TIPS

PRESSING SHIRTS AND BLOUSES

1.  Place shoulder yoke on Ironing Board first and press.

2.  Next, place sleeves onto Ironing Board with fold parallel to long seam and press.

3.  Place cuffs onto end of Ironing Board and press.

4.  Place bottom of shirt behind Ironing Board. Begin by pressing the side with pocket. Pull shirt   

  towards you as you press each section.

5.  Finish by pressing collar of shirt.

PRESSING PANTS

1.  Place Pressing Cushion under waistband and press, repositioning waistband until

  completely pressed.

2.  To press inseam, place Pressing Cushion under area to be pressed.

3.  Place pleated area on Ironing Board. Carefully fold pleats and press.

OTHER TECHNIQUES

•  Placing Pressing Cushion between fabric and Pressing Plate may help with delicate fabrics.

•  If you have older types of buttons or zippers, you may need to take special care to avoid 

 melting. In order to do so, place garment face-down and cover with Pressing Cushion before  

 pressing.

•   Spray Bottle may be used to spray fabrics lightly. This will further help to remove exceptionally  

  stubborn wrinkles.

•   Place a damp cloth over fabric before pressing, which will help with stubborn wrinkles or heavy  

  gauge fabrics.

•   To press large pieces of fabric, place entire piece behind Ironing Board. Pull fabric towards    

  you, over Ironing Board, and lower Pressing Plate. Press fabric in sections until completed.

•  Embroidery should be placed face down on Ironing Board to reduce wear and prevent damage  

  to delicate areas.