Sad Iron Handle (Base Sold Separately)

• Dimensions (Overall): 5.0 inches (H) x 6.0 inches (W) x 6.0 inches (D)
• Weight: 4.0 pounds
• Features: Cordless
• Water Tank Capacity: 0 ounces
• Sole Plate Material: Iron
• Input AC Voltage: Non-Powered
• Includes: Handle
• Time to Fully Heat: 300 seconds
• Battery: No Battery Used
• Warranty: Multiple Warranties and/or Time Frames Apply. To obtain a copy of the manufacturer's or supplier's warranty for this item prior to purchasing the item, please call Online Guest Services at 1-800-591-3869

• 5"H x 3"W x 6"L
• 4 lb assembled with handle (sold separately)
• USA madeHow to Use: As sad irons go, this one is the easiest to use. Place iron base on stove and release handle. When base is hot, snap on gray steel handle with its comfy black wooden grip and you're ready! Why Are They Called "Sad" Irons? These flat irons have a long history that dates back to the 1800s. During that time, the word sad meant heavy, which was a fitting name for these irons. While they were compact, they were heavier with their solid iron bodies.

Iron Clothes without Electricity This is the best ironing system for non-electric homes. Heat the base on the stove. Use the safety handle to remove from stove and iron clothes until cold. 5"H x 3"W x 6"L. 4 lb assembled with handle (sold separately). USA made. How to Use: As sad irons go, this one is the easiest to use. Place iron base on stove and release handle. When base is hot, snap on gray steel handle with its comfy black wooden grip and you're ready! Why Are They Called "Sad" Irons? These flat irons have a long history that dates back to the 1800s. During that time, the word sad meant heavy, which was a fitting name for these irons. While they were compact, they were heavier with their solid iron bodies.