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Sat Feb-07-04 01:35 PM
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Ballpark figure - what is an ironing board worth? |
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Sat Feb-07-04 01:38 PM
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1. 10-20 bucks. They're pretty cheap. |
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Sat Feb-07-04 01:39 PM
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Edited on Sat Feb-07-04 01:40 PM by raysr
used 5. Garage sale 50 cents.
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Sat Feb-07-04 01:39 PM
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But I'd rather be at the ballpark than at the ironing board.
(Try thrift shops if you don't want to pay too much. Also, a flat surface with towels will do in a pinch. Be sure it's a surface that won't be hurt by steam and heat, though. Not wood.)
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Sat Feb-07-04 04:10 PM
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at Target for about $10. They used to be much more expensive, like around $25-30 I seem to recall from 25 years ago. I suppose they're made by slave labor in China, which accounts for how cheap they are.
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Sat Feb-07-04 04:11 PM
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6. If you're in uber-thrifty mode |
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throw a towel on the kitchen table, same results.
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