Ironing & Sizing Spray 32 Oz. - Spray Starch Alternative - Less Stiff than Starch - Unscented

I wear light weight nylon/synthetic shirts made by companies that make mountain climbing and sports clothing and the shirts wash nicely but they dry looking crinkly. Ordinary starch is too heavy and smells terrible!. I wash my wonderful shirts and let them hang dry and iron them on low heat with this starch. There is absolutely no odor at all. I am very sensitive to odors and get migraines from odorous products so I was really happy to get this starch and find that it is truly odor free. And it is just right for my light weight clothing. It is a large bottle of starch and will last a long time. The starch did beautifully as I ironed and I felt confident using it. The shirts cost between $50 and $75 each and I don't want to scorch them or ruin them. I don't write good reviews unless a product earns my confidence. But I am very pleased with the quality of this starch. As for the complaints about the sprayer itself, I have found nothing wrong with it. I'm not sure why they are complaining about it. Everything is good as far I am concerned.

I really love this stuff. It was a light, but pleasant and distinct scent. The sprayer is reliable, durable and consistent in coverage. The bottle is large, but you could definitely place some in a smaller bottle, for travel for example. Leaves a great texture, and helps for smooth ironing.

I realize most people don’t iron anymore, but let’s be honest nothing looks better than a freshly pressed shirt. I wear a lot of linen and ironing is a must. I remember my grandmother mother used a spray bottle to wet her clothes before ironing so I tried this product. It is great. It has the right amount of starch and a gentle fragrance.

I am trying this out. So far it doesn't seem to perform as well as spray can starch available at any grocery store. But perhaps that might be that this stuff is better at sizing than pure starch is. Time will tell. But the delivery was great. The pump is now shipped unhooked to the bottle. No leaks! Addendum: This product does not work like spray starch! It is easier to iron clothes with this, and it doesn't seem to stick to the iron. Wrinkles on the backs of shirts go away quickly and unlike with starch do not come right back. I am becoming fond of it. It also does not make things stiff enough to scratch as you wear it.

I love my all-cotton shirts so I don't mind ironing them to keep them looking crisp. I grew up using Magic Sizing but after reading the reviews of this product I decided to try it. So glad I did. Works beautifully and I like the spray bottle better than the aerosol can. The bottle IS quite large and heavy so I will probably transfer the product into a smaller bottle and keep the original bottle for refills. Will recommend this product to friends and family.

I have been quilting over 20 years and know that ironing makes all the difference in getting quilt tops and appliqué pieces to lay flat without a lot of residue to gum up needles. This is a great product I will be buying again. Easy to use, easy to wipe off, and makes creating perfect circles easy.

I have been unable to purchase and scent-free starch at my local stores. This is perfect! It did not cake on my iron, did not leave spots on my clothes, and provided just enough oomph to get the wrinkles out without making the fabric cardboard-stiff. I am allergic to chemical scents, plus what guy wants perfume-y shirts?? Also, the size is very generous. It will last me a long time. I will definitely order it again when needed.

I've gotten back into ironing, and I love to wet iron. So this sprays on easily and coats the fabric nicely. It's not stiff like starch so there's good flow when the ironing process is done. The odor is minimal to Pleasant, actually I didn't smell much of any scent. And you get a lot for the money. This is for ironing, so if you have any blotches or stains it's not for pre-washing. The spray top works pretty well. So far it has not clogged which has happened with other ironing liquids. I use it on things that I want to be drapey. But for other things like sheets and pillowcases or anything with linen, I would use a spray starch.