Mary Ellens 128-Ounce Best Press Gallon Refill, Lavender

I use this for pressing all my fabric for quilting or embroidery. I just love the way it works

I just dont understand why this product has to be so expensive.

Great value.. I frequent the sewing store and the sell the small individual bottles for 8-10.00. This is a better value and the scent is nice and lite. Not too overwhelming.

Best thing to use for taking out the folds in fabrics with just a touch of starch

Awesome

I purchased this starch on the advice of a friend. I had tried a spray starch from a box store on a bed skirt with poor results. What a difference using Mary Ellens starch made. The skirt came out beautiful and crisp while not having that stiff, hard finish. It does cost more and I probably would not use it for everyday use, but for those special projects and clothes its a definite go to product.

Why did I not hear about this AMAZING STARCH years ago. I would not have carpel tunnel in my wrists if I would have know about this two years ago. I have used half of this item, I spay heavy because the fabric is thick canvas material and have not needed to clean it yet. I had to stop using the other brands of starch because I was forced to buy new irons because I couldnt get the starch off the irons with all other Brands. I love this and there is not one thing I can say bad about it. I want to add, I used the starch on regular cotton shirts and the more you spray the stiffer it gets.

I’ve used this product before and love it. It gives that little bit of stiffness I need for my quilting fabric. Best of all the price was good.

I love Mary Ellen’s starch. That gets 5 stars. However, the description claims it’s 128 ounces. Beware. It’s really just one gallon - 64 ounces.

I use this all of the time and have for years for removing wrinkles on fabric the Im cutting for a quilt. It helps reduce the strings and removes the wrinkles of fabric the has been folded for long periods.