This video was right on time. I purchased one of these for bag making (and other projects) after using it a workshop. I've never used one before so I was looking for any information about the press. When it came and I was following your instructions, the steam wasn't working.. You're right, there isn't a max line on the water container. I'm not sure if I didn't have enough water to begin with, but after filling it about an inch from the top, the steam finally started working. It may have been that it just needed some 'priming'. But it's working now and I am so loving it! The way it bonds the interfacing to the fabric is almost like a second skin. The edges are fused and cannot be peeled back. Loving that! Thanks again for your video. Very well documenting the way it works. I'm sure I'll come back to this video time and again. TFS!
LOL -- I read your entire review on your website and i now know why the steam didn't work-- it hadn't reached the proper temperature. Good to know information. Thanks again.~
Glad I could help! You know, it might have been a combination of priming, not enough water and temperature not reached. The press I have has a sign that is turned on when the steam is ready.
I'm very interested in buying a steam press, but normally I have to iron dozens of shirts and so I'm asking myself, if it works well using it instead of a common iron...
I am not sure about shirts, it might be easier but it depends... sleeves will have creases and in some places it's hard to reach. I am using it for blouses but I don't press dozens, just one at a time. I am mostly using it for bedding and my fabric after prewashing.
Where it creases and in hard to reach places please use the small cushion provided. Just spray the shirt where it has creases and press down without using the steam button.
My singer Steampress went bonkers and started shooting steam out without pressing the steam buttons and the cover started to get holes in it before it went bunkers. Note singer does not supply replacement covers and Singer official site’s advice to me was to try to find one that would fit. I could not, but irrelevant since it quit working,
I know what you mean; I also get used to some machine, find ways to use it properly, then one day it quits and I HATE that! But I guess nothing is permanent. Regarding the cover, I would actually make one myself, use regular quilting cotton for the top and some batting, or perhaps modify a regular ironing board cover.
@@SewingTutorialsByAgeberry If I could still see with the arthritis in my hands, I could have made A cover. We returned the one because after the cover went bad, it started shooting steam straight out without pressing the steam button 😂.It was still under warranty and they sent A replacement, but the warranty for the replacement only extends to the time left on the original defective one. Seems they work for 6 months at most.
You should! Unfortunately it is very likely by now the model I reviewed will be out of production, so who knows if the newer replacement will be the same. But the idea of steam press, that is excellent.
I've had my singer press for 20 years. I've been using it for sublimation for two years, is there any way I can shut beeper off? I get ghosting when opening and shutting several times
I do not know how to shut it off, sorry. However I don't think this model is 20 years old, and even if it is, it is very likely the construction of your machine is different than the one I have, which is only a couple of years old, so do not believe the two are identical.
Can you iron jeans? Certainly! Do you want a crease? Because if you iron the full leg, you will get one with the press. You could probably use it in such a way to minimize the crease.
This video was right on time. I purchased one of these for bag making (and other projects) after using it a workshop. I've never used one before so I was looking for any information about the press. When it came and I was following your instructions, the steam wasn't working.. You're right, there isn't a max line on the water container. I'm not sure if I didn't have enough water to begin with, but after filling it about an inch from the top, the steam finally started working. It may have been that it just needed some 'priming'. But it's working now and I am so loving it! The way it bonds the interfacing to the fabric is almost like a second skin. The edges are fused and cannot be peeled back. Loving that! Thanks again for your video. Very well documenting the way it works. I'm sure I'll come back to this video time and again. TFS!
It is a good tool, isn't it? Thanks for watching!
Great video. probably the only review where the cloth ironed is actually wrinkled! Thank you :)
thank you so much for the demonstration.
LOL -- I read your entire review on your website and i now know why the steam didn't work-- it hadn't reached the proper temperature. Good to know information. Thanks again.~
Glad I could help! You know, it might have been a combination of priming, not enough water and temperature not reached. The press I have has a sign that is turned on when the steam is ready.
@@SewingTutorialsByAgeberry I have the same one..I would say I didn't connect all the dots..the signs were all there lol 😂
Informative video. Thanks for posting!
Thanks for watching! Did you find the model? It is Singer Intelligent Steam Press model ESP26O
I'm very interested in buying a steam press, but normally I have to iron dozens of shirts and so I'm asking myself, if it works well using it instead of a common iron...
I am not sure about shirts, it might be easier but it depends... sleeves will have creases and in some places it's hard to reach. I am using it for blouses but I don't press dozens, just one at a time. I am mostly using it for bedding and my fabric after prewashing.
Where it creases and in hard to reach places please use the small cushion provided. Just spray the shirt where it has creases and press down without using the steam button.
Can you automate the steam without pressing the side button please
Pls can it be used with stabilizer mine is not hot enough
My singer Steampress went bonkers and started shooting steam out without pressing the steam buttons and the cover started to get holes in it before it went bunkers. Note singer does not supply replacement covers and Singer official site’s advice to me was to try to find one that would fit. I could not, but irrelevant since it quit working,
I know what you mean; I also get used to some machine, find ways to use it properly, then one day it quits and I HATE that! But I guess nothing is permanent. Regarding the cover, I would actually make one myself, use regular quilting cotton for the top and some batting, or perhaps modify a regular ironing board cover.
@@SewingTutorialsByAgeberry If I could still see with the arthritis in my hands, I could have made A cover. We returned the one because after the cover went bad, it started shooting steam straight out without pressing the steam button 😂.It was still under warranty and they sent A replacement, but the warranty for the replacement only extends to the time left on the original defective one. Seems they work for 6 months at most.
Very informative, I will put it on my wish list 🙂
You should! Unfortunately it is very likely by now the model I reviewed will be out of production, so who knows if the newer replacement will be the same. But the idea of steam press, that is excellent.
I've had my singer press for 20 years. I've been using it for sublimation for two years, is there any way I can shut beeper off? I get ghosting when opening and shutting several times
I do not know how to shut it off, sorry. However I don't think this model is 20 years old, and even if it is, it is very likely the construction of your machine is different than the one I have, which is only a couple of years old, so do not believe the two are identical.
Can you steam bigger items such as tablecloth’s and sheets on this?
Yes, of course. You just need to do it section-by-section.
Beautiful. Thank you MUCH. Cape Town
Thank you too.
Where can I find the cover that goes on the steam press
I am not sure mine had any cover. I just cover it with a towel. But if you have time you can easily make one.
Здравствуйте. Можете сказать, этот пресс вообще быстро нагревается?
What about tshirts with prints ? How can i prevent it from damage?
If you set the correct temperature you will not damage it I guess. Also, use a pressing cloth. But I never tried to press t-shirts.
Good job thanks please greetings from Ghana
Can I iron dresses?
Thanks you helped.
Can I iron press jeans?
Can you iron jeans? Certainly! Do you want a crease? Because if you iron the full leg, you will get one with the press. You could probably use it in such a way to minimize the crease.
Is it the 20 inch or 26 inch
The model I reviewed is the 26". The full article is here: www.ageberry.com/singer-intelligent-steam-press-review/
Thanks
Welcome!
How much cast this machine
I am not selling this machine, I am not a dealer. Only an authorized dealer in your area could answer this question.
Please please let me know as I wear dresses and do not wish to iron anymore
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