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ironing the table
can i iron the table using a normal iron and if so what setting do i use
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Probably but i really wouldn't want to risk it.
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You could but be careful, that is all I can say. Heat settings on a cloths iron are a lot hotter than a proper table iron. I would try it on the coole
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One problem with using a household iron is that it is not perfectly rectangular. This means you will not get an even finish and the parts of the table
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I'm surprised that nobody has mentioned the weight of a household iron, which is far too light to get the nap down without applying additional pressur
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Just to confirm what 100-uper has said, the proprietary billiard table iron has much more mass in the "iron" part and is used disconnected f
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could I ask a dumb question since I know nothing about table care ...
what does ironing the cloth do?
and on a similar note, I
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Ironing fixes the nap at an even "height" in the direction you laid it when you blocked it, until, that is, some heavy, sweaty handed chap c
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