I'm pretty sure that you just point it at the ironing basket, stand back and press the app on your phone. It gets on with the ironing. The more expensive ones have a fold and put away in drawers mode. It's just flashing to tell you to go away and let it do its job.
Actually, I do most of the ironing - and have done for years. My wife does some, but I find it strangely relaxing. However, before some of you ladies jump in and offer to assist in my relaxation process, I have sufficient, thank you.
Couple of years ago I bought a craft lamp, on a stand, nice bright daylight bulbs. I had a query from Amazon customer ‘Does this work with Google’ I answered back saying’ it’s a craft lamp, what’s Google for to do with it’ Maybe it’s related to the iron and kettle.
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@Lizzie27 If it is a "smart" iron, surely you should just be able to park it on the ironing board with the clothes next to it and it will do the job without interference from a human ( man or woman ) ? If it is really smart, it will also put the ironed clothes away in drawers/wardrobes.
My wife hasn't ironed a thing in all the time I've known her but speaking of flattening things...
We took the kids to the park on the weekend but first we decided to do a quick bit of shopping. My wife wanted to go into a shop that is very small and full of delicate things, which is just the kind of place you don't want to be taking two small boys. Since the kids didn't have any shop training over the Covid period we have a strict 'one keeper per monkey' code for shops at the moment while they learn about looking but not touching. They're pretty good though to be fair. My wife wanted to look at something and pay for her stuff so she handed over to me to look after both kids at once in violation of the code. I swear I only turned my back on her for a second and she managed to knock over an entire display stand of jewelry. Luckily nothing was broken and the shop owner was more amused that she did more damage than the kids could have done. In a shop full of glass display cabinets she felled the thing like an expert tree surgeon into the only clear space available too.
If you can keep your head, while those around you are losing theirs, you may not have grasped the seriousness of the situation.
I am obviously very lucky, my wife hates shopping almost as much as me, it does however mean, that sometimes we go without certain items for a bit too long, but who needs pants?
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It's just flashing to tell you to go away and let it do its job.
My wife does some, but I find it strangely relaxing. However, before some of you ladies jump in and offer to assist in my relaxation process, I have sufficient, thank you.
I answered back saying’ it’s a craft lamp, what’s Google for to do with it’ Maybe it’s related to the iron and kettle.
@wild edges your wife is clearly out of practice too. Maybe you should take her shopping more often....
When you don't even know who's in the team
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