This was really beneficial, I'm going to go with the mini because I plan to use it on shoes, wood and sometimes shirts and bags. The power usage is great information to know because I live in an older house.
I have the 9x9 (generation 2) and just bought the mini one today. I was really impressed with the ability to do finite details with the mini based off your other videos, so I greatly appreciate this insight. Thank you!!!
I'm new to Cricut and wanted to branch into t-shirts and hats, so this video was very helpful! I was already leaning towards the Mini, but now I'm absolutely sold!
YESS, Thank you I can only afford one and I was hoping it was the mini. I didn't know if it would move so that I could make bigger projects and I finally found my answer. I want to make onesies mostly so I'm super excited to purchase it. I love all of your videos!! You are my go to!! Id be lost without your videos!!
Thank you Rachel for this video really help me as I have wanted to buy a heat press and have been looking on Amazon and watching video's on how to use them, so happy to watch your channel to fine out which one to get for now I know the mimi yippie lol you guys are all so brilliant and so truthful thank you so much for that!!! Thanks for sharing hugs Liz x
Thank you so much for your honest opinion, I got a cricut for Christmas and was looking into buying a heat press and you helped me make a useful and informed decision.
Thank you so much for this video. I am remodeling, my craft room is part of it. My Cricut came 3 weeks before the order said it would so it is still in the box. I have been trying to figure out which Easy Press I should get. I am glad I found your channel.
I want to start my own business and I think I mainly want it for sweaters and t-shirts and onesies. I think I'm going to start with mini and then work my way up. Mini won't break the bank and can be used on a lot of stuff. So if I feel I need to upgrade, the mini will still help with sewing projects and stuff. Video has been very helpful.
I felt this! I’m struggling to decide which one to get but I’m like what if the mini will do just as good I could use it for now haha. Good luck with your business !
Thank you so much for this video. I have been on the fence about which Easy Press to purchase; I will be using it primarily for doll clothes. I will be purchasing the mini.
Awesome presentation. Like you, I thought the mini was nothing special, but could not pass up the amazing price HSN had. I'm glad I gave in and bought it.
Thank you for the Great video! My first purchased was the mini and absolutely love her! I use it to iron my handmade masks and apply Cricut iron-on. My second purchase was the 6x7 easy press and feel in love. I have made iron-on T-shirts for my 2 year old grandson. They came out great! I also use the 6x7 to add iron-on on my masks. Both easy press are Great investments! I highly recommend.
I had bought the mini awhile back & I like it. I also bought the 6x7 just because I found the others to big and bulky to use. I don't have large hands and to me it is so much more user friendly. Enjoyed this video!
@@estherm1455 9x9 would work depending on your design size. The larger design then I would use the biggest easy press. I just bought the largest size & it takes both hands to handle it, although it isn't bad at all.
I’m starting my business next month and I was wondering if the mini was worth it. I may upgrade to the 9X9 the next time it’s on sale. But I think the mini is worth it for the little things I make.
Thank you! I appreciate this so much as I am looking into branching out to try other things with my Maker and now want one of these presses. Looks like the mini is the one I need for what I craft. You guys are awesome!
Just being 3 prong doesn't mean it draws a lot of power causing your studio lights to flicker. You got to be sure your wiring is up to the task for the load it requires.
Thanks so much for making this video! Have you worked with the DODODUM brand? I just bought their EasyPress mini and its GREAT! Now I want to buy the EasyPress Heat Press 9x9 but I am not sure if I should buy the Cricut or the DODODUM brand. The price is what is making me doubt. Any advice will be highly appreciated.
great information I am still trying to find out what is the best for infusible ink. I made a 18x18 pillow with 11x11 design. used my original 9x9 easy press. I did move the easy press to get the complete project on the pillow blank. I was reading that you should not move with the infusible ink, just had a little issue with part of the design. So would it be better to use the big poppa for all larger projects with infusible ink? any tips?? Thank you.
You cannot, unless your infusible ink design is smaller than the heat plate of the mini easypress. If your heat press is smaller than your image, you wont get an even distribution of ink and will have an unsuccessful project.
You cannot, unless your infusible ink design is smaller than the heat plate of the mini easypress. If your heat press is smaller than your image, you wont get an even distribution of ink and will have an unsuccessful project.
I bought a Mini because of this video but I don’t see many videos on how to use it. Also in your videos from a year ago you guys said we should follow the size restrictions for the mini but then in this video you said you can make larger projects. Please make a video on using the mini for a oven mitt lol 😂 that’s what I have haha 😩😊
Size restrictions are only for Infusible Ink :) It can do all other types of projects big and small :) Watch this video and you can use this same technique on an oven mitt :) ruclips.net/video/KyGwzl2CQZo/видео.html
it is a glitch on the Walmart app but it has to be the raspberry kind and 9 by 9. Once you find it click on the free pick up options and it will show stores in you area some of them should be $40. If so take it to Michaels or Jo Ann fabrics or even Walmart to price match. Jo Ann did not work for me but Michaels did price match. Don’t call just go in the store act as if your about to buy it regular price then pull it up in the app and show it. Beware a lot of places has caught on to the glitch and won’t honor it...Good Luck
I'm thinking of purchasing the mini but wasn't sure so you have kinda summed it up for me. I do have a question though, have you ever used HTV on silicone (ex. silicone wine glasses?)?
I feel like u already answered this in the video... but if I buy a mini, can I use it for t shirt and wood iron one? I saw on the cricut website that a certain size is recommended... I want the mini but I also want to do t shirts and stuff. What should I get?
I have a question ❓ so I bought a shirt that my friend made and i washed it about three days after I used it and the vinal came off. Why is that? She said she used the original. She had to buy that big one to continue to do shirts and sweaters for her small business.
I have the 12x10 new version and it is now giving me a E3 code and not working. Having a hard time getting in touch with cricut. What can I do? I spent to much money on this for it not to work
Hi! I'm looking for advice on which easy press would be the best for multiple sized items. I'm only looking to get one and I'm new to the cricut world, but I'm definitely looking to make sweatshirts and tote bags.. so Im guessing the 12x10 would be best for me.. but do you know if with the big press I can also do smaller designs say like 2"x2" on a t shirt and mini pouches? Or could I only do small things with the mini? I'm trying to only get one product. Hope that makes sense... thank you!!!!
Great Question! For any regular Iron-On projects you can use an EasyPress that has a heat plate that is smaller than the design, that's no issue! You will iron-on portions at a time! With the Cricut EasyPress Mini: amzn.to/2zvjW9D , you will be able to move it around the image constantly as it's double ceramic coated and designed to do so :) We use the mini almost exclusively!
I was going back and forth between the 6x7 and mini because I want to be able to do t shirts but love the size and price of the mini. I think you just sold me on the mini
Good question! The only thing it can't do due to its size is Infusible Ink/sublimation projects. Other than that, it's amazing for pretty much everything! :)
Hey guys, I'm sorry if you've already addressed this... I'm a new "Cricut Maker" user. Your tutorials have helped me tremendously! I truly enjoy watching your videos with trial and error and explaining everything. I was so overwhelmed before and spent about 2 weeks watching your tutorials & others. I'm trying to make personal gift tags. I use my Cricut machine to make tags with the "copy paper" setting (it's thin almost construction like paper i bought from Walmart) ...and once they are drawn and cut I flatten the paper with a book or on top so it doesn't curl up. My question is, will poster board take the Cricut fine point pen for writing? I know it's a different type of material. I'm using dollar store poster board. I don't want to waste material if the pen wont work on it. If you have time to respond, please let me know. Thank you so much!
Question: I've had a clam press for the last years. We have a 1 and a 3 year old running around. Ever since baby No 1, I haven't used it much and used it mostly to make cheerleading bows and a couple of shirts. I've always worried about the kids hurting themselves because my work corner is in an open concept apartment. Now it finally broke. Doesn't heat up anymore. I don't have much spare money so I'm contemplating, if I should get an easypress and which one. I could maybe justify 140€ for the 6x7. The almost 190€ for the 9x9 really hurt. The 70€ for the Mini wouldn't be a problem so much. Which one would you get? Technically the 6x7. But I'm scared that the 6x7 could just be a weird compromise between the mini and the 9x9. Argh, help! ;)
Great question! I would highly recommend the mini! We run this crafting business and we pretty much exclusively use the Cricut EasyPress Mini: amzn.to/2zvjW9D
I bought mine on HSN craft day and haven't tried it out yet it came with the infusable ink.I saw the little mini at Joann's.....does the mini have a heat setting?
Makers Gonna Learn I wanted to apologize for cancel my subscription. I thought it was coming up for renewal this month. And with everything thing going on, I had no money for renewal.
If possible someone should do a update video on how to update your easy press mines 1m new ive done youtube videos an calln cricut is ridiculous an fustratrating an i still cant get it to work.
I can't believe how expensive these are. It don't make sense. And that dont even come with the mat This company is very greedy... Its just a giant iron. And the fact you do need various sizes... no reason to cost that much. I do know I'm in the wrong business. Lol the big one should be around 75 at most. I grabbed the size down from the big one..not even thinking they would be much more than an iron. The cashier said "your total is 229. Something.... I was like nope!! Not doing that.
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This was really beneficial, I'm going to go with the mini because I plan to use it on shoes, wood and sometimes shirts and bags. The power usage is great information to know because I live in an older house.
I have the 9x9 (generation 2) and just bought the mini one today. I was really impressed with the ability to do finite details with the mini based off your other videos, so I greatly appreciate this insight. Thank you!!!
You are so welcome!!!😊❤ Thanks for watching!
I'm new to Cricut and wanted to branch into t-shirts and hats, so this video was very helpful! I was already leaning towards the Mini, but now I'm absolutely sold!
Glad it was helpful!
YESS, Thank you I can only afford one and I was hoping it was the mini. I didn't know if it would move so that I could make bigger projects and I finally found my answer. I want to make onesies mostly so I'm super excited to purchase it. I love all of your videos!! You are my go to!! Id be lost without your videos!!
Glad I could help! You will LOVE your mini!
Thank you Rachel for this video really help me as I have wanted to buy a heat press and have been looking on Amazon and watching video's on how to use them, so happy to watch your channel to fine out which one to get for now I know the mimi yippie lol you guys are all so brilliant and so truthful thank you so much for that!!! Thanks for sharing hugs Liz x
You are so welcome!❤
@@MakersGonnaLearn 💖
Thank you so much for your honest opinion, I got a cricut for Christmas and was looking into buying a heat press and you helped me make a useful and informed decision.
You are so welcome!
Thank you so much for this video. I am remodeling, my craft room is part of it. My Cricut came 3 weeks before the order said it would so it is still in the box. I have been trying to figure out which Easy Press I should get. I am glad I found your channel.
You are SO welcome! Hopes this video help you decide which Easy Press you should get.😊
I want to start my own business and I think I mainly want it for sweaters and t-shirts and onesies. I think I'm going to start with mini and then work my way up. Mini won't break the bank and can be used on a lot of stuff. So if I feel I need to upgrade, the mini will still help with sewing projects and stuff. Video has been very helpful.
Oh yay!!! You will love the Mini!
I felt this! I’m struggling to decide which one to get but I’m like what if the mini will do just as good I could use it for now haha. Good luck with your business !
I got the biggest one and I find it really heavy but I like it, I love the mini press use the mini the most
I meant the biggest one
Waiting for my very first Cricut. Think I will get the mini to start with. Thanks for your honest opinion.
Woohoo! You will surely love them!❤
Thank you for great info. I was undecided which Easypress to buy. I am going for the mini.
You’re welcome! 😊
I just purchased my first easy press after 1 year of having my cricut it's the 9 by 9 in mint and its supposed to get to me mid January I can't wait
Yay!! You will love your EasyPress!
Great and useful review. You are very comprehensive. Looking at you is an education. Also love your accent.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!
Thank you so much for this video. I have been on the fence about which Easy Press to purchase; I will be using it primarily for doll clothes. I will be purchasing the mini.
Thank you for watching!💖
This was SO helpful! I almost over spent! Can’t wait to see more content, I just purchased a cricut maker and I’m obsessed
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for this video I am trying to figure out what all I want on my wish list for my future business. This helps me out a lot.
We're so glad this video had helped you!❤
I live my little one although I’ve only use it once but agree take up very little space
Im going for the mini for sure. And I love your videos. I learned a lot from you. Ty so much
You are so welcome!
Awesome presentation. Like you, I thought the mini was nothing special, but could not pass up the amazing price HSN had. I'm glad I gave in and bought it.
The mini is amazing!!
I did invest on big poppa, and Im glad because of the infusible ink and also invested on the mini.. and it is one of my favorites.. great video
Thank you so much for watching!😊
Do you need the big one for the infused ink? Or can you use a mini or iron?
Thank you for the Great video! My first purchased was the mini and absolutely love her! I use it to iron my handmade masks and apply Cricut iron-on. My second purchase was the 6x7 easy press and feel in love. I have made iron-on T-shirts for my 2 year old grandson. They came out great! I also use the 6x7 to add iron-on on my masks. Both easy press are Great investments! I highly recommend.
True!! I have them all ❤
@@MakersGonnaLearn the 6x7 is no longer available?
Thanks so much. Very informative. I was on the fence, but now I'm sold on the mini.
Glad you like them! Thank you so much!
I have the original and love her. Also got the mini and love her too.
Ditto and ditto
Yay!
I had bought the mini awhile back & I like it. I also bought the 6x7 just because I found the others to big and bulky to use. I don't have large hands and to me it is so much more user friendly. Enjoyed this video!
Yay! Thank you for watching!😊
Do you make larger t-shirts with them? If so, do you find it comfortable or do you think the 9x9 would be better for this? Thanks!
@@estherm1455 9x9 would work depending on your design size. The larger design then I would use the biggest easy press. I just bought the largest size & it takes both hands to handle it, although it isn't bad at all.
@@deedum75 awesome, appreciate it :)
Excellent and honest video, thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I'm late to the Cricut party! Thank you for the excellent video. It will be the mini for me.
You are so helpful! I’ve been researching the heck out of the presses and I was stuck between the mini and the 9x9. I’m running out to get the mini!!
Don't have any heat press yet, but, Oh my God, now I want the mini press!!!
Go go!! Thank you for watching!😊❤
Muchas, muchas gracias!!! Me ayudaste a resolver una duda existencial 🥰🤗
I’m starting my business next month and I was wondering if the mini was worth it. I may upgrade to the 9X9 the next time it’s on sale. But I think the mini is worth it for the little things I make.
Which one do you recommend with infusible ink? Would the mini work well?
Thank you! I appreciate this so much as I am looking into branching out to try other things with my Maker and now want one of these presses. Looks like the mini is the one I need for what I craft. You guys are awesome!
Thank you, thank you!!! I am gonna get the mini...you all rock!!!
YAY!!!! The mini is the best!! We don't really use anything else!
I brought the maker 3 earlier this week and I just picked up the 9x9 easy press 2 . Can’t wait to use it
Yay!! thank you so much. This video is perfect. I was on the fence about which heat press to purchase.
Glad it was helpful! We LOVE our mini!
Can I use the mini without the circuit machine?
I have them all and they have different characteristics! I’ll be using the mega one for dye sub to see if I think that’ll be enough.
Just being 3 prong doesn't mean it draws a lot of power causing your studio lights to flicker. You got to be sure your wiring is up to the task for the load it requires.
Do you have to have a easy press can you use just a normal iron
Well the little mini easy press work when you want to supplement onto canvas?
Good video❤️. Not sure if I missed which one is best for using infusible ink?
I ordered the mini last night
Woohoo!!
Thanks so much for making this video! Have you worked with the DODODUM brand? I just bought their EasyPress mini and its GREAT! Now I want to buy the EasyPress Heat Press 9x9 but I am not sure if I should buy the Cricut or the DODODUM brand. The price is what is making me doubt. Any advice will be highly appreciated.
Thank you for the advice 😃
You are so welcome! Thank YOU for watching and commenting!
Thanks for such a great video! How is the mini different than a normal iron? :)
Your videos are so informative and helpful, thank you so much!
Glad you like them! Thank you so much!
great information I am still trying to find out what is the best for infusible ink. I made a 18x18 pillow with 11x11 design. used my original 9x9 easy press. I did move the easy press to get the complete project on the pillow blank. I was reading that you should not move with the infusible ink, just had a little issue with part of the design. So would it be better to use the big poppa for all larger projects with infusible ink? any tips?? Thank you.
Can you use the mini press with infusible ink?
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You cannot, unless your infusible ink design is smaller than the heat plate of the mini easypress. If your heat press is smaller than your image, you wont get an even distribution of ink and will have an unsuccessful project.
You cannot, unless your infusible ink design is smaller than the heat plate of the mini easypress. If your heat press is smaller than your image, you wont get an even distribution of ink and will have an unsuccessful project.
I’ve seen many videos where people use the mini with infusible ink :)
What is the benefit of using a Cricut EasyPress over a regular iron?
I bought the new 9x9 n the mini for my Christmas. 😀
Me too.
Yay! Congratulations!
@@minitorestrepo7233 Woohoo!
I bought a Mini because of this video but I don’t see many videos on how to use it. Also in your videos from a year ago you guys said we should follow the size restrictions for the mini but then in this video you said you can make larger projects. Please make a video on using the mini for a oven mitt lol 😂 that’s what I have haha 😩😊
Size restrictions are only for Infusible Ink :) It can do all other types of projects big and small :) Watch this video and you can use this same technique on an oven mitt :) ruclips.net/video/KyGwzl2CQZo/видео.html
Not sure if you will see this, but what size mat should I buy with the mini?
We actually like the biggest mat! Cricut EasyPress Mat 16”x20”: amzn.to/3eNM8od
Thanks for sharing! I can only afford one heat press and I am gonna get the mini one now!
You are so welcome! You won't regret it!
So does the 9x9 raspberry make the flicker and draw a lot of power?
Not so much the 9" by 9" as much as the 10" by 12"!!
@@MakersGonnaLearn I was curious because my room already flickers. I really like the 9x9 because how big it is.
I got the raspberry 9 by 9 brand new for $40 🥳🎉
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So lucky 😯
you can't say this gem and don't share!!??
it is a glitch on the Walmart app but it has to be the raspberry kind and 9 by 9. Once you find it click on the free pick up options and it will show stores in you area some of them should be $40. If so take it to Michaels or Jo Ann fabrics or even Walmart to price match. Jo Ann did not work for me but Michaels did price match. Don’t call just go in the store act as if your about to buy it regular price then pull it up in the app and show it. Beware a lot of places has caught on to the glitch and won’t honor it...Good Luck
Thank you honestly for sharing....was online or in-store??
I'm thinking of purchasing the mini but wasn't sure so you have kinda summed it up for me. I do have a question though, have you ever used HTV on silicone (ex. silicone wine glasses?)?
I feel like u already answered this in the video... but if I buy a mini, can I use it for t shirt and wood iron one? I saw on the cricut website that a certain size is recommended... I want the mini but I also want to do t shirts and stuff. What should I get?
Hello! yes, you can use the mini for any Iron-On project, big or small!
I am trying to find the best circuit heat press I have a big one now I am looking for a small one
I have a question ❓ so I bought a shirt that my friend made and i washed it about three days after I used it and the vinal came off. Why is that? She said she used the original. She had to buy that big one to continue to do shirts and sweaters for her small business.
I have the original easy press. Do I need to update the software? I've never done it.
On the first generation you cannot update them :)
Thank you
You're welcome!
Great info!
I have the 12x10 new version and it is now giving me a E3 code and not working. Having a hard time getting in touch with cricut. What can I do? I spent to much money on this for it not to work
We've only had one dot that. I know it's frustrating, but Cricut support is the only one that can try to get you a refund or replacement.
Why is it so difficult to register the Easy Press? Continuously no connection with Cricut. Any insights on this?
Thanks for your very helpful video x
Our pleasure!
Hi! I'm looking for advice on which easy press would be the best for multiple sized items. I'm only looking to get one and I'm new to the cricut world, but I'm definitely looking to make sweatshirts and tote bags.. so Im guessing the 12x10 would be best for me.. but do you know if with the big press I can also do smaller designs say like 2"x2" on a t shirt and mini pouches? Or could I only do small things with the mini? I'm trying to only get one product. Hope that makes sense... thank you!!!!
Also, I could still do big designs with the mini, right?! It's just that it will take longer?
If you have a design bigger than the EasyPress you're using, can you iron portions at a time? Does it mess up the design???
Great Question! For any regular Iron-On projects you can use an EasyPress that has a heat plate that is smaller than the design, that's no issue! You will iron-on portions at a time! With the Cricut EasyPress Mini: amzn.to/2zvjW9D , you will be able to move it around the image constantly as it's double ceramic coated and designed to do so :) We use the mini almost exclusively!
Very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
I have a first generation Easy Press and it only goes to 360 degrees . can I use it on infusion ink.
You cannot. Infusible Ink needs a minimum of 380 degrees.
Can you use it on Vinyl?
Would you recommend getting the mini over the 6 by 7 or 9 by 9 If I'm the kind of person who likes making tshirts
I suggest you go by 9x9 if you love making shirts! :)
@@MakersGonnaLearn what if I am looking to make t shirts but like to put designs on the sleeves?
I was going back and forth between the 6x7 and mini because I want to be able to do t shirts but love the size and price of the mini. I think you just sold me on the mini
Yay!!!! You will LOVE your mini!!
is there anything the mini press cannot do?
Good question! The only thing it can't do due to its size is Infusible Ink/sublimation projects. Other than that, it's amazing for pretty much everything! :)
Hey guys,
I'm sorry if you've already addressed this... I'm a new "Cricut Maker" user. Your tutorials have helped me tremendously! I truly enjoy watching your videos with trial and error and explaining everything. I was so overwhelmed before and spent about 2 weeks watching your tutorials & others.
I'm trying to make personal gift tags. I use my Cricut machine to make tags with the "copy paper" setting (it's thin almost construction like paper i bought from Walmart) ...and once they are drawn and cut I flatten the paper with a book or on top so it doesn't curl up.
My question is, will poster board take the Cricut fine point pen for writing? I know it's a different type of material. I'm using dollar store poster board.
I don't want to waste material if the pen wont work on it.
If you have time to respond, please let me know.
Thank you so much!
Thank you for watching
Am I able to use the mini for doing T-Shirt designs? :) I don’t wanna pay for a biggger one bc the mini is such a good price!
Question: I've had a clam press for the last years. We have a 1 and a 3 year old running around. Ever since baby No 1, I haven't used it much and used it mostly to make cheerleading bows and a couple of shirts. I've always worried about the kids hurting themselves because my work corner is in an open concept apartment. Now it finally broke. Doesn't heat up anymore.
I don't have much spare money so I'm contemplating, if I should get an easypress and which one.
I could maybe justify 140€ for the 6x7. The almost 190€ for the 9x9 really hurt. The 70€ for the Mini wouldn't be a problem so much. Which one would you get?
Technically the 6x7. But I'm scared that the 6x7 could just be a weird compromise between the mini and the 9x9.
Argh, help! ;)
Great question! I would highly recommend the mini! We run this crafting business and we pretty much exclusively use the Cricut EasyPress Mini: amzn.to/2zvjW9D
What southern state are yall in, i lived in Tennessee and it doesn’t sound like Tennessee but rather North Carolina maybe south
I bought mine on HSN craft day and haven't tried it out yet it came with the infusable ink.I saw the little mini at Joann's.....does the mini have a heat setting?
It has 3 heat settings :) 300, 350, and 400 degrees.
Thank you now where am I to put it lol
Was it ever a 12x12 I see on amazon it says 12x12 but then you get it and it’s a 12x10
Nope! There's a mini, a 6" by 7" a 9" by 9" and a 10" by 12" :)
Anyone in Ontario know where to buy the mini on sale? TIA!
Eventually I will own ALL of them
Woohoo!😍👍
Makers Gonna Learn I wanted to apologize for cancel my subscription. I thought it was coming up for renewal this month. And with everything thing going on, I had no money for renewal.
I think some of the prices have gone up since this was made. 9x9 at walmart is 149.
Could have!! It's hard to say any price in videos because of how often they change!
If possible someone should do a update video on how to update your easy press mines 1m new ive done youtube videos an calln cricut is ridiculous an fustratrating an i still cant get it to work.
Great Suggestion!
Will a 6x7 press be able to make shirts for adults?
Of course.
@@MakersGonnaLearn if you have a bigger picture do you just lift the press and keep covering the whole pic? Newbie here
Nan by nan 😃
Hello
Hello Eileen!😊
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I can't believe how expensive these are. It don't make sense. And that dont even come with the mat
This company is very greedy... Its just a giant iron. And the fact you do need various sizes... no reason to cost that much. I do know I'm in the wrong business. Lol the big one should be around 75 at most. I grabbed the size down from the big one..not even thinking they would be much more than an iron. The cashier said "your total is 229. Something.... I was like nope!! Not doing that.