Product Description

The Iron-on-Mat is a safe and easy way to store a hot iron on tabletops, counter tops or storage area. The mat uses specially designed silicon rubber supports on base pad to keep iron elevated so it cannot harm the surface underneath while also providing a slip resistant protection to keep the iron from falling off. The mat is stain proof for years and use and dishwasher safe for easy cleaning. Heat resistant up to 500-Degree F (most irons don't go past 200-Degree F). Package includes 1 Iron-on-Mat.

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #141437 in Home
• Brand: Evriholder
• Model: IOM-AMZ
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: .70" h x 6.50" w x 12.15" l,

Features

• Heat resistant up to 500-degree f
• The mat uses specially designed silicon rubber supports on base pad to keep iron elevated
• A safe and easy way to store a hot iron on tabletops, counter tops or storage area
• The mat is stain proof for years and use and dishwasher safe for easy cleaning
• Provides a slip resistant surface to keep the iron from falling off your table

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Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

11 of 11 people found the following review helpful.
Worth every penny to me
By Curmudgea
Though I got my silicone iron rest at Marshall's for about half this price, I'd still recommend it at double the money. Because I have to have my ironing board on carpeting, the iron was always wobbly when rested on its back end. In fact, it once did even fall off and put a scorch mark on the carpet. Once I btoke (quickly) a 50-year-plus habit of resting an iron on end, this little gadget was a godsend -- no more worries. As to any drips from a steam iron, they seem to get absorbed into the iron rest. My kitchen is full of silicone everything now; I'm a fan of silicone baking and rolling sheets, silicone utensils, and now this handy-dandy little thingamajig. Waiting for the next best silicone thing!

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Great mat!
By Delyne Nunez
Keeps my iron safe and my husband has finally quit bugging me about it hitting the carpet or furniture... I iron on the floor a lot because I quilt.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Iron rest
By Harriet Karst
Allows you to rest the hot iron down on the heated side rather than having to set it upright, so save motions while ironing