(9 pack) Faultless Heavy Hold Ironing Enhancer Spray Starch 20 oz, Professional Crisp Finish

I would definitely recommend this spray starch. Can’t beat the price at Walmart… I just checked online at another store we would all know about and it was almost double the price. I’ve been using it for years and there’s no reason to change. Leaves clothes looking as if they were professionally ironed.

Faultless is always my favorite brand of starch. My husband is a teacher and he can't go to work with clothes look "frumpy". This makes me not mind ironing so much. Turn on some music, break out the iron and faultless. Doesn't flake or stick to my iron. Gives a nice finish that lasts.

Sprays well; doesn't clog. Strong starch , applies with smooth finish, least amount of build-up out of all the starches I've tried over the years. Fresh light smell. Gets rid of the most stubborn wrinkles. Reasonable price. A manual spray bottle would make this perfect for environmental reasons. Recommend.

I’m one of the few baby boomers that still believe in ironing. I hate wrinkles in my clothes. Especially, my jeans and any cotton or linen. Faultless just makes your clothes look so crisp and new. So, I can’t live without my iron and Faultless spray starch. 5-stars for performance. 1- star for the price. I used to pay less than a dollar for a can of spray starch. Now, not only is it hard to find sometime, but the price is ridiculous too.

Most of my older clothing doesn't require ironing, but I do a moderate amount of sewing and quilting. both these hobbies require a lot of ironing...pressing seams open, ironing out creases in the fabric, pressing hemsand facings and entire garments. Ironing fabric multiple times for different reasons during a garment 's or wall hanging 's construction and completion is a large component of sewing, and Faultless spray starch makes my hems and facings on garments and other home decor/holiday projects much crisper. the starch adds a light sheen and finished appearance to my quilted table covers and wall hangings as well as blouses, slacks. skirts and aprons!! I can't give a gift of a hand made item to someone I love that looks like it's been stuffed in a drawer for months!! the Faultless spray starch adds value to my finished projects.

Ironing is something I do almost every single day with having two kids in school who require uniforms. Faultless is the only brand of ironing spray (out of at least a dozen others I have tried) that has ever done exactly what is says on the bottle. It leaves no residue behind on my clothes or the iron itself. There scene is subtle and a little bit goes a long way. I use it on chino pants, khaki shorts, cotton dress shirts, skirts, dress pants, t shirts, work shirts, and even bed sheets and various fabrics around my house— and it has taken out wrinkles in all of these items— I can hang pants and shirts up for weeks and they are still wrinkle free like I just ironed them. I do not plan to ever buy another brand… and I would definitely recommend thoughtless to anyone looking to get those wrinkles out and keep them out.

I must admit I hate ironing, but when I have too I like to use Faultless Heavy Hold Ironing Enhancer Spray Starch. It sprays a light mist and to me it doesn't have much of a scent which I like cause I prefer it not to. Works as it should and leaves my clothes looking good and wrinkle free.

I'm an ironer! I like my jeans to have a nice crease and this spray starch gets the job done. I can easily get two wears from my jeans 👖 when they're starched, too. The second wear looks as nice as the first! Price is great, too. It has no unpleasant scent and always sprays evenly. Very happy with it and can recommend it without hesitation!

I'm not one to iron much, but we are traveling to Southeast Asia, and apparently crisp US dollars are worth more at the local shops, so I've been starching my old folded bills. The spray is fantastic and reminds me of ironing my dad's shirt collars years ago. It doesn't stain and works well with varying iron temperatures.

I only recently ( maybe a year ago) started using starch (I inherited half a can, thanks mom). It's kind of a game changer. I am a sewer, a kind of crafter, definitely a " nester". I have been ironing for nearly 40 years, how did I never starch before!?!?? It makes ironing faster and better. Iron job lasts longer. Items look newer. It makes for a polished, put together feel. I will say start lightly, a do as can suggests, spray and wait a min or so. Also, start easy on the heat level and keep an eye on the plate of your iron. Can aquire build up, then hit a white shirt when you're late for work... Bummer. I usually iron inside out to avoid this. I'm a slow learner, but I do eventually learn! White vinegar to wipe iron...a good choice. Using this starch... A MUST