Mary Ellen Products 60041-1 startch, Scent Free, 16 Ounce

Great price

To get wrinkles out of fabric for quilts.

I love it! I iron all my fabric before I sew . I have used other brands but this is the best .

Im the one who does the ironing in our family, and I used to use a ton of spray starch on my jeans and shirts back in the day. My wife had some of this stuff from a quilting project so when I ran out of starch one day I asked if I could try this product. It works better than spray starch, no residual flakes or stuck-on residue like the aerosol spray starch. I order it 2 gallons at a time and the weight of the fluid makes shipping pricey, but the product is very much worth it.

Wonderful product and great price thank you

I decided, based on so many recommendations, to buy a gallon size of this starch at the same time I purchased the pump spray size so that I would have it on hand. This product is the best alternative to liquid or aerosol spray starches as it doesnt leave any residue on your fabrics or iron, and does a fantastic job of removing stubborn wrinkles from fabrics. Be sure your iron is clean, and then spritz your clothes or fabric (for quilters) with this and simply iron. Your iron will glide over the fabric! Its absolutely the best product Ive ever used to add some sizing to fabrics without the chemical odors from aerosol cans and no worries about gunk on my iron. I recommend this product to anyone who wants a nice finish for their clothing, as well as to quilters and machine embroiderers.

I used a gallon and a half of this product to stabilize material I bought to make a 93x99 quilt as you go quilt. I did alot of ruler work on this project and had no pleating on the back, where you cant see it until its too late.

Does not leave white specs on your clothes like starch

This is the best pressing agent for quilting. I find ordering the gallon size is the best option, saves me money and I always have a supply on hand. Its use is a priority in preparing fabrics prior to cutting and stitching. Best Press does not flake or gum up my iron surface.

I love Best Press. I use it in quilting. It even takes out the center crease in fabric that has been folded forever. My daughter-in-law ironed her husbands shirt, and he said it was the best feeling starched shirt he has worn.