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Finally a Revolutionary Redesign for the Ironing Board - What a Time-Saver!

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03 Jan 2017 14 views
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Finally a Revolutionary Redesign for the Ironing Board - What a Time-Saver!
This rotating ironing board is the first redesign since its creation in 1892 - and its modifications cut ironing time by 75%.

The household ironing board has not been redesigned since its invention in 1892 - until now.

The frame also has eight levels of height adjustment and wheels for easy transportation.

632 different backers donated over $240,000 to the prototype's Indiegogo campaign for the product's manufacturing - pushing it 810% over its goal.

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