I definetly need one of these....

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http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000047052690/

Touch&Glide iron has legs / knows how to use ‘em

Posted Aug 1, 2005, 1:35 PM ET by Ryan Block
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Oliso Touch&Glide

Not that we have that big a problem walking away from our irons when pressing our Anne Demeulemeester crisp for the day, but if we did we sure would be glad to have an Oliso Touch&Glide, the iron that senses when you let go, and automatically extends legs. Hell, the thing even turns it off if detects you haven’t used it for a while. It’s a little steep at $120 US, but come on, according to Oliso it is the “first major innovation in iron design in over 60 years!” Sixty years, people!

Now, if only they made a stove that would shut itself off when I’ve left a pan of butter on it, so I don’t nearly burn my house down (again)… :hs:

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120 dollars for an iron with a brain :kekegay: cheaper to pay attention and not burn the shit

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not in this case, this woman runs cars into houses so I think an iron with a brain may just be a good investment :tounge:

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And I left butter in a pan that was on yesterday and nearly burnt my kitchen to the ground… :scared:

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LOL Jen that’s very cool. I couldn’t spend that $ tho on it, cause I drop my iron all the time and bust them up. 5 irons in the last 3 years (omg) Unless it’s like that laptop that “senses being dropped” and “braces itself” :rofl: $10 irons from Wal*mart it is for me…

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Whats an iron do?

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i think it’s used to make pancakes?

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Actually, my current iron DOES turn off if you leave it on for too long… so now all I need are the little “feet” that know when I let go of it.

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is it for golf?:dunno:

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i’ll stick with drycleaning.

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what are irons?

men just toss their dirty shirt in the dryer with a fabric softener for 20 mins and call it a day!

same with women and bread ties! that pisses me off… my mom always ties the bread back up! I know that 98% of the people on here just spin the bread and tuck it under… Bread ties and irons are worthless

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not really…

it’s my company’s policy that my pants have a ‘firm crease the entire day’… can’t really go to court in dickies… plus i’d look like some douche neon driver from the south hills if i came to work everyday with a wrinkled dress shirt…

:wink:

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lol, i hardly where dress shirts, i think i only have 1 suit for funerals and weddings

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SHELBY / urself

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the back of your husband’s hand should be all the motivation you need to make sure that his clothes are ironed proplerly.

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now back to the kitchen :kekegay:

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correct

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lol

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That’s probably not such a good idea after what almost happened Sunday!!!

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i dont even wanna know