Dylon 2-in-1 Starch Spray with Easy Iron, Ironing Aid That Restores Look of Fabric and Helps Remove Creases - 300 ml (Pack of 6)

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I have always used this product from the days in the Army and would recommend it thanks. I have always used this product from the days in the Army and would recommend it thanks. This is not intended to be a full statement of your rights under the Consumer Contracts Regulations. Full details of your rights are available from your Local Authority’s Trading Standards Office. How To Return A Product When buying partner items like this one, your contract of sale will be with our Range Plus Partner instead of The Range.

With natural starch, it restores a crisp, fresh look & improves resistance to dirt & wear for a perfect finish that lasts. Natural starch restores a crisp, fresh look & improves resistance to dirt & wear for a perfect finish that lasts. When buying partner items like this one, your contract of sale will be with our Range Plus Partner instead of us.Effective on all washable (Not dry-clean only) fabrics including shirts, trousers, denim, curtains, bed & table linen.

I use a lot of crepe and silk type fabric for sewing and use this spray starch to stop the fabric slipping while sewing. It's great, it does the job! I use a lot of crepe and silk type fabric for sewing and use this spray starch to stop the fabric slipping while sewing. It's great, it does the job! The Stiffen-Quik formula dries clear so it won’t discolor your piece, and you can spray on more coats when you want a heavier shaping By working with a variety of trusted Range Plus Partners, we’re able to offer our customers a wider selection of products.

Liquid Starch.

Helps fabrics such as shirts and table linens look pristine, whilst taking the hard work of ironing away. Simply spray onto fabric & iron. Its silicone content helps your iron glide over tough creases for a smooth, wrinkle-free finish in minimal time. As soon as your starch mixture is cool enough to safely be handled, dip in your knitting work and squeeze the starch into it thoroughly. Your goal is to soak your project with the starch but not to have it in the holes or any openwork in your project. At this point, you will want to allow your project to dry in the position you want it to be in when the starching process is completed. Lightly spray your piece and then press it using a warm iron, on the wrong side, covered with another material in-between your item and your iron.