Soak Soakwash Smoothing Spray Flatter, 8-Ounce, Yuzu
Key features
- •Soak-Soakwash flatter
- •This starch free smoothing spray relaxes wrinkles and freshens fabrics! a smooth operator that leaves fabric sleek soft and static-free
- •Plus the mild formulation is easy on sensitive skin and will not harm the environment
Soak Soakwash Smoothing Spray Flatter, 8-Ounce, Yuzu
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Customer Reviews
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Nice product
Dabbey•March 8, 2018
Heard about this product on a quilting program that it would help flatten the seams. So far so good and the scent is pleasant. Wish it cam in a larger size.
Best ironing spray for quilting I've used yet!
wildblueiris•March 6, 2018
Wonderful scent, not overpowering or perfumey. Works well. I used it for a 52x52" quilt top, spritzing at every step, and the liquid level only went down 1/4". Really like this product. It mists, not squirts, like some other products.
A great fabric relaxer.
French 75•October 30, 2017
Soak Flatter is a fabric relaxer, not a starch product. I use it when making pieces for either applique or hand piecing because it lets the fabric relax and the pieces fit together. It's great for use on bias cut fabrics. It came highly recommended to me by Jen Kingwell. I love the scent of this particular one.
This stuff is FABULOUS!!! If you are ...
Jill•April 23, 2017
This stuff is FABULOUS!!! If you are a quilter it is a must to have, if you happen to make a block that raises up in the center...spray some flatter on it and then press. It will flatten it out! Also the crease down the center of fabric it will help to take that out.
Best starch alternative ever
Tricia Harvey•January 20, 2017
LOVE my flatter. I use it when I sew. It's the best. I also use Mary Ellen's but I use the flatter when I really need it to lay flat. It is better than Mary Ellens. I also use Mary Ellen's to iron regular clothes and it works great. But flatter is just the best.
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