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  2. Widemex - Wikipedia

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    The products they sold were exported to various countries in Europe. One of its products was the metallized ironing board cover, at that time a complete new technical product for their market. After several years the company decided to sell only fabric which was laminated with foam, especially produced for ironing boards.

  3. Iron Marge - Wikipedia

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    At the store, they see a spy kit toy and buy it instead of the robe. They receive a free ironing board cover to give to Marge by applying for a store credit card. At Marge's birthday party, the children give her the ironing board cover. Marge pretends to be happy.

  4. Ironing - Wikipedia

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    Ironing is the use of an iron, usually heated, to remove wrinkles and unwanted creases from fabric. [1] The heating is commonly done to a temperature of 180–220 °C (360–430 °F), depending on the fabric. [ 2 ]

  5. The Prime Minister's Ironing Board and Other State Secrets

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    The book reveals numerous notes, letters and other documents stamped 'secret' and filed away over the years. From concerned notes on Prince Charles' potential brainwashing by Welsh nationalist terrorists to worries about housemaids 'on the wobble' at Chequers, the book reveals serious matters to comical details of life in the corridors of power.

  6. Can Costco Really Revoke Your Membership? Here's the Real Story

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    So don't sweat it if you're about to make your 11th return of the year and you're bringing back a Costco ironing board six months after the fact. If that item is still in working condition, there ...

  7. Madam & Eve - Wikipedia

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    Eve frequently opens a booth selling different goods and services for a side income, and is sometimes found asleep on her ironing board, both deliberate homages to Charles Schulz' Peanuts (Lucy and Snoopy, respectively). When Schulz died, a tribute cartoon appeared showing Eve sleeping on a doghouse and Snoopy sleeping on an ironing board.