Minky HH40306109K Hotspot Plus Ironing Board, Pink, 122 x 38 cm

I wanted a sturdier ironing board as most suffer with wobble issues ! So I decided to opt for this as I loved the colour pops of pink against the black which does look nice ! Very easy to use you have a leaver underneath which allows you to open fully or set at your desired height ! Folding is easy just hold the leaver and the ironing board closes fully and stays closed without having to clip it secure The ironing board is not to heavy but is a good solid one compared to cheaper ones and having the pads which grip on the floors stops any movement. The cover is great and ironing on this was brilliant. The cover is padded enough for the iron to glide ! Quality of this item is great well worth purchasing .

This ironing board is ‘missing’ the iron support and therefore works much better for me. I’ve got a steam generator iron and prefer to stand that in a work surface behind me so the flex doesn’t get in my way. Never had an ironing board without a metal resting plate, but I think this good. Easier to iron larger items as it drapes both ends and easier to swap sides/ends for tricky bits. The included rubber? iron support is easily removed and can be placed on a work surface, which works better for me. Nice and wide. Legs seem a wee bit wobbly. Because the end support is ‘missing’ it fits in my cupboard very easily. I thought the included cover was a bit thin, so ordered an extra cover as I like it well padded. Noticed one if the soldered joints underneath is a slightly rusty….so keep the guarantee! Generally, very happy.

I need extra length for ironing sheets but really once you've put the silicone pad on its not much longer. It should have the iron stand attached to it and then it would be perfect. However I like it. Good sturdy legs, well padded board and the silicone mat is good. Love the hot pink colour. One review said it's annoying to have the handle to collapse and put up board on the opposite side. S/he is right. Most of us are right handed so it should be at the front of us facing board. Hope this helps in you choosing!

Its and ironing board that looks fab! I love the bright colours . Its easy to adjust the height and feels fairly sturdy. The cover fits nice and snugly and the silicone "hot Spot" is a nice touch, if not a tad gimmicky. The board is nice and lightweight without feeling flimsy and folds nice and flat for storage, we are able to slot it down the side of our wardrobe. Overall a great little ironing board, well worth the price.

I wanted an ironing board that was lightweight yet sturdy, that my iron’s cord wouldn’t get caught up on, and that didn’t leave impressions on the clothes. This one was ideal, and has proved to be just what I was looking for. I like being able to remove the heat mat whilst working, (as my iron stands on it’s end) and find it gives me more surface area to use. This ironing board gets my thumbs up!

We bought this in Summer 2016 to replace an old supermarket own-branded one that I threw in my builders' skip when having some work done on my garden.Oh, how I wish I could get the old one back. This one is so frustrating it drives me to distraction. It could be so good. But believe me, dear prospective purchaser, it really isn't.The good:-The legs are sturdy and infinitely adjustable between their extremes. You can raise this board to any height that suits you between about 20 inches and 40 inches. In practice, it means you can iron while standing, or sitting on any height of 'normal' chair.The bad:-The height adjust and collapse-to-flat uses a small, wire, release lever. It is fitted with a small plastic cap. Without the cap, the lever looks cheap, and the exposed end catches on things. And the cap comes off all the time. You don't really need to do more than look at it and it WILL fall off, and being only 1.5cm long, and round in section, it will roll...The ugly:-The cover is fastened by stretching it over the mesh ironing surface and pulling a piece of string which is supposed to hold it in place. There is very little material used for the inbuilt elastic to get any purchase (the overlap around the edge is as little as half a centimetre, even when centred perfectly), and the string it contains that you will pull tight time-and-again will hold the cover, at best, for one wash's ironing. Yes, if you buy this board, you will be re-fitting the cover every single time you iron. The design of the cover and it's fitting is so poor I hardly know where to start. It will come off, and you will re-fit it. Again, again and, er, again.The 'hot spot' iron rest is, in my opinion, a solution in need of a problem. Oh yes, you can move it to where you like. Tell you what, where I like is at the end of the board, just where everyone else likes it. But it will fall off when you fold the board flat and carry it, because, basically it's just a loose, thin piece of heavy floppy plastic with an equally loose (cheaper) plastic single clip (that does not exert any pressure on the board beyond that of gravity) to hold it.Aaaarrrrgggghhhh!To summarise:-So what we have here is simply not fit for purpose, if you actually just want to do the ironing. The legs are sturdy, the adjustment works well, but the board cannot hold its own cover, the adjustment lever wants to eject its own hand-grip and the iron rest is only tangentially aware that it's a part of the whole apparatus.I've tried for six months to use this rubbish, but I'm resolved to disposing of it as soon as possible. Any cheap ironing board from anywhere will do a better job. Don't bother with this one!

I thought it would be good to have an ironing board where I can lay the iron down flat so that as my children walked past they wouldn't catch themselves on it, but actually it just over heats the iron and makes it beeb. It's an okay ironing board, serves its purpose but I wouldn't recommend to a friend. I have also found that it wobbles and isn't completely stable when using on wooden flooring, and the grips on the legs don't really grip, so when my 1 year old holds a leg as she passes, the whole thing wobbles and slides away.