Faultless Liquid Starch (64 ounce, 2 Pack) Liquid Starch for Ironing, Crafting, and Quilting
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Faultless Liquid Starch (64 ounce, 2 Pack) Liquid Starch for Ironing, Crafting, and Quilting
GREAT VALUE: Concentrated Faultless Liquid Starch is the most economical way to starch. Mix your own light, medium or heavy starch. Our gallon bottle is equal to seven aerosol cans. Dirtgard action helps garments stay clean. Contains no dye.
REMOVES WRINKLES : When used as a starch spray, it works well for ironing your clothes, but can also be used to produce a smooth surface when cutting or sewing fabrics as well. Our starch spray gives your fabric body without stiffness so that you can have a smooth surface.
NO STICKING: Liquid starch can be used as a spray starch for ironing. Our liquid starch produces a smooth press with no drag on your iron. This helps produce a fresh garment that is without flakes or residue. With Faultless liquid starch your iron will glide easily over your fabrics.
CRAFTS: Makes a wonderful addition to your craft table. Ideal for sewing, quilting, and other crafts such as papier mache.
FRESH SCENT: Our laundry starch gives your fabrics a clean Mountain Fresh scent. Our starch will leave your fabrics smelling better than new.
Faultless Liquid Starch is not only useful for the laundry, but is also useful for your craft projects! For ironing, simply make a solution of starch. Depending on how much you dilute it with water, Faultless Liquid Starch can vary from thick 'Texas cowboy' heavy starch- all the way down to light starch. From 'dipping' thick to light enough for a pump spray bottle. By far, the most economical way to starch. You can even use it in the washing machine. For crafts, use two parts starch to one part flour to make a versatile starch paste for a variety of paper, waxed paper, or cloth projects. For paper mach'e, add more starch for a thinner mixture.