Hey Sis, a great way to knock out those sheets in a quick and professional fashion would be to get your chateau a ‘mangle’. Way back in the day my Grams used to ‘take in’ ironing jobs. She always used her mangle to iron sheets, and it’s quick. I used to love helping her, and seeing how sheets would go from wrinkled to smooth and crisp. I think you can even order them from Amazon these days. Hope this tip helps! Love your chateau!

I enjoy your vlogs and your content. One thing I really appreciate is when you have printed explanations on the screen. Thank you for printing it boldly, large enough font and you leave it on the screen long enough for me to read it easily. Very important for these old eyes. Thank you so much!

There are two professional approaches that you can take: 1.) get yourself a mangler machine which is specially designed for sheets and coverlets or 2.) you can place your sheets directly on the mattress and use a steamer to iron out the wrinkles while on the mattress. This approach will also sanitize the mattress between each new visitor.

Hi Karen! Loved the video with you and your sister at the market. That is what I love to see in the videos that I watch of French chateaus. I love the experience and I love to see the food of the region. I also loved that you showed us the area around you. It is so interesting to me as a native of Western Colorado who will probably never see France in person. One of the main reasons I was attracted to your videos is that you and Bo are actually running your B&B. That is fun to know the day to day tasks. I love too seeing the renovations that are going on in these magnificent castles ( that’s for Bo. I loved how he explained in an earlier video the difference between Chateau and Castle.) I don’t mind ads. I totally understand the work that goes into what you are doing in these videos and the costs of renovating. I say go for it, if it will benefit you. It is fun to get to know you and I loved seeing your sister.❤

I love to see restoration and renovation of the chateau, outbuildings and gardens but little extra bits that are particular to your area are lovely.

An ironing press is the only way for large linens. Worth 5he money. There are plenty of sizes and second hand units around. Worth a look.

Thank you for working on the shutters. Several other chateau owners have been there for years and years and still have crappy broken and chipped shutters up. BTW, run the ads and get whatever revenue you can. We are all used to them. You need to make money off these videos as the editing and filming can be extremely time consuming and we don't want you to decide it's not worth it and stop making them.

Yes, so refreshing to watch ad free! Some of the chateau channels that promote products I find I’m just fast forwarding through them anyway and I’m guessing most viewers do the same. Love your most beautiful chateau and your nightly rate is very attractive.

I like how you have given your chateau a name/theme with the queens. It's easier to remember and distinguish from other chateau videos.

I feel like other chateau videos focus a lot on the renovation(because they are often in worse condition) but I am excited to see once you get enough money/time to renovate the bathrooms.

Mr.Claudi is also the man to Pollard the trees . especially the ones you showed from the decorative top window with the "hole" that looked like birds nest area. This is very French to groom and top-trim the trees annually to control the shape (from branches hitting building and windows) and it encourages new growth. This process keeps trees healthy and long-lived along with a stylish shape. Good will for your adventure.

You need a “mangle”. It’s a roller iron set up specifically for linens.

Use white vinegar as a fabric softener and it reduces the wrinkles. Really I washed all linens by hand for 1 year and hung them outside and the wrinkles reduced. I still use it in my washer and throw them in the dryer and a light ironing get my cotton and linen sheets beautiful

Seems like an old school roller iron machine would work better and faster. As fast as you can feed the linen into the roller it is ironed. Professional laundries and hotels use them.

On Amazon, a Mangle is called a Rotary Iron or Rotary Steam Press.

I like the videos because they are calm but exciting. In chateau vlogs, I like content from the chateau itself, the outbuildings and the property. Content from travel and markets is boring, it's fine with a bit of it, but if it's too much, you'd rather watch travel vlogs. Too much talking is also boring, I think you have a good balance there. It's fun with q and a now and then. But the videos where chateau owners sit and talk and talk in every vlog, uninteresting. I want to follow around in the chateau, getting to know it together with the owners. It is because of my love for historic and beautiful buildings i watch chateau vlogs. So far, your vlog has become a favourite. It's not fussy and it's informative in an exciting way. The balance and the variation in your content is perfect. Don't care about the commercials. Very good work.

Watching this episode and I suddenly realized I had seen another chateau owner, with bed and breakfast, same problem. They purchased a “mangle.” It’s like a big wringer but it irons beautifully. We used to have them here in the states, in the past. My mother in law had one. Linen suppliers use them but they are much larger. Another chateau owner I watch, got hers in either England or France. She is British and French. It’s Stephanie Jarvis, Chateau La Lande. Her Administrative Assistant, Natalie may be able to help direct you to a supplier of “mangles.” I really enjoy your program. I’m Danish-British-American. Learning to speak Danish which always scared me but loving it. I wish you every blessing. I’ll be watching😊. I’m in my seventies but if I ever travel to France, I would dearly love to see you and your beautiful chateau ✨🌈💐💖

Steam Ironing press, I also suggest that because you're going to run a B&B you should think about getting an industrial big washer and dry and make a laundry room in the basement. This way you have somewhere to sort and organise extra linen

Hi everyone. Hi Karen we have a small room for drying our laundry and we use a portable dehumidifier. The price is very reasonable for a mid-sized unit and it keeps the house dry as well. Good luck and best regards from a swed in France

Hey Karen, the laundry is one of the setbacks to a B&B, and unfortunately, it's the one thing you have to do. The Chateau grounds are just beautiful for walking around on. I don't mind the ads, they are a revenue maker for you, so please if they help you, go ahead. Good luck on the shutters, they are going to be a chore. Love from N.Y.

Just found you. Love Your videos! Love that you show what it's really like living and working a B&B. I binge watched all your videos, your doing a Great Job. Oh wish I was young again. God Bless you borh.

So, I feel that ironing the sheets will go faster. The steamer is to small, maybe for a garment it would work. Also, I fold fitted sheets standing slipping my hands in corners, gather up opposite corners , then folding right to left fitting the corners together. You'll get 99% of the wrinkles out this way. Practice makes perfect. Also over dry sheets will set wrinkles, take them out just barely damp and steam iron. Best of luck👍

I used to work at a hotel in Germany. We had a clothes mangle to run all table linens through as it was too expensive to have them professionally cleaned. It works for sheets as well. You can also get a professional steam iron. Maybe, once business picks up, you can get somebody in to do the ironing for you. Would be a great job for a Single Mom to earn some extra $$$ while kids are at school and have a flexible, on demand schedule. Single Moms are very reliable as they need to income.

In the mountains, we call those little areas on the road, "Pull Overs."

When you pull flat sheets out the drier, fold them with someone…stretching each straight edge then pul the diagonals as hard as you can. Fold and stack, the weight of sheets piled either help straighten well folded sheets or help iron them. Fitted sheets iron themselves out on the bed. You can spritz or steam them flat

For linens and bed sheets a modern mangle or wringer could help

You could try to fold your sheets while they are still warm just after taking them out of the dryer. Fold and press them down with your hands and stack the folded sheets one on top of the other, it weighs them down and no wrinkles. Hope that suggestion solves your problem. No expensive machinery or steamer needed.😊

Yes…. As Les said…. Get a mangle.. … my mom had one in the 50’s and 60’s. (A Speed Queen) mist the sheets and run em through a mangle…. they come out crisp and smooth!! Worth the money….instead of a bigger commercial washer and dryer! 😊❤

I would hate to "have " to iron sheets, but what about one of those iron presses? It would let you cover a lot more area than a traditional iron. Also, check out the options on both your dryer and washing machine. Mine have multiple options to allow for non-creasing of loads, I use these for sheets and clothing I have no intention of ironing. I would think that four minutes to steam a pillowcase is really no quicker than ironing it. The markets looked great. I really wished we had more of them in Tasmania as we have so much wonderful food here. I watch a lot of the different chateau vlogs and what appeals to me, is actually that you all do it so differently. Some things are the same, but it makes it interesting to watch and follow and that you are all such different people, and follow your own path.

A few ideas; You need an AGA, or similar make, which is a UK make of cooking range. They are great for folding a stack of freshly washed and dried folded sheets on. Leave the sheets on the silver hob lids for a few hours and they will press them selves. Also do not dry the sheets bone dry. Get them out of dryer just slightly damp, and do not leave them in the dryer once cycle is finished. That just sets in the wrinkles. Also, her ein UK, you can get anti wrinkle dryers which rotate items both ways in dryer which cuts down on wrinkling. And soon, the weather will get warmer so you should hang sheets outside as that also minimises ironing, especially if you fold and put on AGA. For winter or wet weather, have a shed or utility room to hang things in, ie a drying room, Make sure it is well ventilated or best if you can open windows if it is windy.

One way to have wrinkles out is to put one sheet at a time with 2 or 3 tennis ball. And it really works for me !

Steam press maybe for a later investment and would save time. For now a trusty iron, ironing board and the steamer. A little sizing/starch would keep everything crisp and tidy. Depends on how many guests and beds you would need to change. You'll figure it out. Enjoyed your video. Thank you. ♥

I really appreciate your content. And having no ads is amazing. I prefer your Chateau channel to others because you guys seem like really nice, decent normal folks where as some of the other ones are not. Thank you so much.

Another possible option for drying your sheets is to use a local laundrette. They often have them in supermarket car parks. The machines are much bigger so sheets don’t get so creased. They dry quickly and it doesn’t cost much. You could buy a bigger dryer for at home. I have seen one that’s about 1000 euros !!

Asked like the marketing person you are - I watch about 12 different Chateau channels - Like: learning the history of the property, the surrounding areas, seeing the outbuildings and what is found treasure on the property - Dislike: too much "renovation" content - I fast forward during the sanding and painting, etc. I like that your channel includes personal touches and I look forward to staying at your property!

I also live in a large manor in France. In a smaller room I hang and iron the laundry. I never use a dryer. I hang as many clothes as possible on hangers to dry on a long clothesline. I put the fitted sheets right out of the washing machine tightly around the relevant bed. And I put the duvet cover tightly on the largest bed in another room. (even though the rooms are not heated, they are dry in 1 night). OR: I hang the sheets over 2 clotheslines so they don't hang halves against each other. (over a thick wooden rod is also possible). In the drying/ironing room. I hang the pillowcases, well beaten out, on a drying rack. I only iron the pillowcases. Good luck.

I find hanging out my 2:20 laundry gets them almost as if they had been ironed. Love it

Like the lack of interruption during video!

The Best Steamers on the market are made by Jiffy. Their large steamer sits on the floor with a wand and support rod. They also have wheels to move around on the floor. I think the one we use in the shop has a gallon or two tank. They have a pre-heat setting which indicates when the water in the tank is warm enough to switch to steam. They make garment steamers that are smaller and also the best in the market. I bought one for my wife for Christmas this year since she asked for it. We use their larger industrial one for upholstery steaming and it worked fantastic on my daughters wedding dress too! Just what you need for your brides!!! I use them almost every day in my restoration shop for steaming dents out of furniture as well. Jiffy make interchangeable heads that come with them, they have large head options that are around 12" wide. The heads are made from cast metal and gets hot from the steam creating an ironing effect along with the steam. When I ran the customer service dept. for Ethan Allen I brought them into customers homes to apply to wrinkled skirts on bedding, crushed velvet repair, sofa skirts , chairs & pillows. Their steamers will also work well for drapery. When using them you do need to moderate the slight burping that occurs as moisture condenses in the hose by lifting up the hose to allow the water to run back into the tank. I however think one of the large industrial ironing rollers will work better for your application. These are used in the hotel & dry cleaning industry to do sheets. They are around 48" wide and have a power roller. Out the other side comes a nice ironed sheet with much less effort and time. Best, Brian

Beautiful work on the paneling. Next time sanding the panels lightly removes the unwanted stuck on grime but most importantly it opens the pours of the wood so the oil goes deeper in the wood and decreases the repeat time. Wow, what a Beautiful building.

You can throw a clean damp towel in with the sheets. It will cause steam and will really help. You just have to fold them quickly or you have to do it again.

I hope you have photos of that awesome town, road & nearby scenery in your advertisements/website! Very unique - like going back in time a thousand years. Wow!

Really appreciate the 'no adds' policy. Really appreciate it!

Easy way to iron bedding, is make the bed and dry iron the fitted sheet first then the pillow slips so on and so forth

Queen's questions: *It's nice not having an ad in the middle, but if it's really cutting into your profits, then I don't mind another break in the middle (just not every few minutes like some vlogs). *I like how the two of you seem to make a great team with mutual respect for each other's skills. The Beau Chateau is another channel that shows a sweet respect for each other. On The Chateau Diaries, I enjoy the volunteer program that they have because it's like an ever rotating multicultural family and they bring skills from all over the world. On these channels, my favorite part about chateau channels is learning about the history and hidden surprises and discoveries (you really should do some metal detecting!). Before and Afters are always inspiring too. *Dislikes? If there is a strong accent that I can't understand and there are no subtitles for that part. Also, I don't mind background music as long as it doesn't drown out the voices speaking. *I think it must be challenging to navigate having the government approve changes for your own property, but these charming areas wouldn't be so charming if it wasn't somewhat controlled. Some people have some pretty hideous ideas on how to treat a historic home. LOL! One question, why is it Karen and Bo and not Bo and Karen? I'm wondering because when we got married, my new husband wondered why the bride's name was first on everything (even on a billboard in front of the hotel having the reception!). I think it hurt his ego a little! ~snort~

Love the no ads during your content. Get a rotary iron, new or used. The updated name for mangle.

How serendipitous that was. Perfect for future tree trimming too. Keep his number handy. Hi Sis. Have a lovely get together. I think the best way for the sheets is to hang dry them - but it means no rushing. Perhaps there is somewhere handy to have some big lines from the ceiling that would work for you. If you must a steam press (like a wider ironing board that has a top and bottom board) may be the answer to finish up. Good luck. I spotted the fresh scallops at the second market. Yummmmm. Best wishes.

Lollygee is right - I remove my sheets and cotton comforter cover from the dryer while they are still a little damp then put them flat over my mattress making sure that there are no creases. No need for any ironing. Having said that, I do see that some chateaus have an ironing press they use for linens as this is a big job when you are providing fresh bedding for guests.

there is only one GOOD solution, to buy a machine a repassage. Maybe called mangle in English. We have a Miele and it heats up the linen as well. You can buy it at the "boncoin" or new. all the best, Henrik

Love that there are no ads. Some Chateau owners have to many ads on their KZfaq channel.

My answers to your questions. "NO" ads, "great" the least the better! As can distract. So interesting, such a great watch to see people reinvent their life& the property they buy, wherever it may be! Also nice, when you watch people like yourself that seem sincere in doing this challenge together, whether new to them or not. See mistakes but also how they rectified as you learn, and we learn too. Not much I don't like, really, unless its sales/advertising of items being sponsored on "every" episode. It is always interesting to know about the history of the property, why it came for sale, was it always in the same family, and does the previous owners ever pass by. Last but least...And just keep doing what you're doing.

I would buy a Tefal steam generator iron. Really effective at removing creases even from bone dry cotton. Alternatively I think you can get steam/iron table presses. In the summer make sure you have lots of washing lines as it saves masses of time on ironing. I would also invest in 3 sets of linen for each bedroom or at least half the bedrooms to buy you more time between change overs and maybe you could employ a local person to help with the housekeeping as your business develops.

🇨🇦 Awe how adorable to see you and your sister out enjoying the beautiful fresh produce at the markets, they are stunning! Your video's are done so beautiful and I really enjoy watching every step of decorating your beautiful Chateau. Best wishes to you and Bo and thankyou! ❤

Watching from Australia where clothes driers are a bit of a thing of the past. We dry everything outside on a clothes line and creasing not an issue especially if your front loader has a function at the end of the load that fluffs all the washing up. Might be worthwhile seeing whether there is a local hospitals washing service. In answer to your questions, you can create a poll for people to choose an option on KZfaq. These are only visible to me if I use my mobile phone though. Don’t mind the ads because I can just skip them with a function on my remote control.

Take them out 20 mins before the cycle ends in the dryer, then hang them to finish drying, once dry fold them.

My wife and I really enjoyed y’alls channel. We want to buy a chateau and do some restoration. I don’t think we are thinking a B&B but maybe put the whole thing on Airbnb. Leaned a lot from watching y’all. Hope to book a room there in the near future on one of next trips to France!

You need a mangle. They are amazing.

You need a large steamer. It's wonderful that you have such great space around the chateau. Beautiful countryside. Where do your guests like to hang out when they visit

Love the fact there’s no ads, and you tell it how it is. I don’t do patreon on other Chanel’s either. It’s nice to dream watching you live the dream. I applaud you both. I hate it on other channels when they let the video run but no talking, no explanation, then have the cheek to say subscribe, like etc …. Not for me. So pleased you don’t do that. History is always appreciated ❤

Would it be easy for you to print out a site map and race the walking routes for your guests? I always appreciated when B&B's did that.

One of the Chateau owners had a sheet ironing machine. You might want to look that up. Also, saying the temperature in Celsius would be helpful. What I like about your channel is the history of the Queens and the region. I love watching the chateau rooms being brought back to life. I also like you and that pulls me back to the channel.

I put my fitted sheets on the bed slightly damp, then smoothed them out. Use a mister in case they are too dry. They dry smooth, no big wrinkles ! I did other jobs and when they were dry I finished making all my beds. It solved the problem of storing them. If I wanted to use another set I just folded the sheet after it was dry. I purchased a second hand professional ironer for the flat sheets and pillow cases, etc for anything flat !

My mother back in the 50’s had a mangle that presses large pieces like sheets in minute and look professional.

Also, if you press your linen your extra linen and then fold a put them away when you need to use them put them on the bed and then iron or steam them on the actual bed.

Beautiful scenery, Karen! Rikki Biermann, Pretoria, South Africa 🇿🇦

To run ads or not to run ads, I'll watch either way, they don't bother me in the least, and if you're going to utilize the monetization aspect of KZfaq, then you need them. You do what's best for you! I'm also not picky on how you form your vlogs, with or without sounds, music, voice or voiceovers etc. Again, you do you! I do enjoy the walkabouts and the time lapses, walking or driving around the area, and knowing when to use FF is really key to a good vlog. I look forward to following, and the best of luck to you both!

My sister's and I would each get our favs and put them all together. And then take our little treasures and have a picnic some where. It was fun putting little sandwiches together and little desserts. Had fun doing it and great conversation sitting in the sunshine.

I certainly appreciate no ads if possible.😊

Bamboo sheets...so soft and sleek. Not wrinkly and they will last forever. Also, you need a bigger dryer, or just dry less at a time. Eventually you'll want to get 2 washers and 2 dryers, to maximise your time spent with laundry.

Ran some ads in the middle of your videos. Watching a couple of ads will help you guys continue your channel and for those who enjoy your content we don’t mind watching them . 😊

The dyer looks a lot like the one we once had in an apartment. It wrinkled everything and took an hour to dry 2 flat sheets, lol. Idk, if yours will handle the sheer volume of sheets you'll have to do, but the good thing is that most of your large parties will be in the summer. Air dry on lines if you can, and put them on the beds while slightly damp. Let them dry for a bit and come back to either press or steam. As budget permits, investing in a larger steamer and a mangle ought to do the trick. Good luck! Beautiful chateau!

Is buy a new dryer that works better. Your sister is great to help like that! Nice to meet her too .

A machine to iron you feed the folded sheet in works great !

$50 for three bedroom sets of sheets seems reasonable. Add $18 to your rental fee. All the work and equipment adds up. Just a thought. Love your vlog!

You asked about putting adverts on your channel. Personally, I wish you would. I would gladly whatch them knowing that I'm contributing to the upkeep of a historical building.

You need a mangle ..(electric ironed for flats)

There’s some very good irons with steam options …

Glad you got all the shutters off in one go. Now the big job of renovbating them can begin. Much quicker to iron the sheets etc. You can get special balls in the UK that go in the drier. They are supposed to cut down the wrinkles. My wife has tried all the tips & tricks but still finds ironing them gives the best results. Fold the sheets in 1/2 before you iron so takes 1/2 as long to do. Pillow cases only take a minute to do. Better than faffing about with a steamer. A slower drive around your area would be great the fast forward trip was not a good experience. A vlog about just the scenery around you would be excellent. Thanks for sharing. regards from the UK

Fantastic videos very informative and the views are to to die for!!! I hope your sister enjoys her visit with you all and gets to see that region of France! Cheers

I like the history of France and your region that you have shared, as well as the local market scenes and the restoration work.

Luv my whirlpool duet set, never had fail me at all.. just a small diy minor issue that was easy to solve in minuets, thank to KZfaq

Love that you don't run ads!

I have a small cottage that is a short term rental, I use a spritzer to lightly spray the sheets on the bed. You can “iron” with your hand, add the top sheet, repeat… you can add a drop or two of lemon oil, lavender, etc., for a faint fragrance, being mindful that some are sensitive. I only use Egyptian cotton, 500-600 tc. So they aren’t too thick and hot. Of course, I’m only making one bed 😊

U make very good videos ,. Had your sister been to France before ? . The only other way is to hang the sheets outside on a clothes line , here in NZ that's what we do all our clothes get hung outside but if it's raining they go into the drier ,. Ironing the sheets is most probably the next fastest thing to do I'm afraid. The Chateau will look refreshed with its newly painted shutters I bet . Your area u live looks so gorgeous. One lol I'm going to come to France one day . Fiona ❤

Was just thinking, do you have a room that you could convert into a linen room? Somewhere where you have your mangle set up, a steam ironing station, a folding table ( or if no space, an additional, sturdy ironing board to fold on and put away later, your clothes drying racks. Do you have a dust free room in the basement where you can string washing lines and install an additional washer and dryer? We used to dry clothes on lines in the attic, back in Germany. They freeze dry in winter. You just stick them in the dryer god 10 minutes to soften them up before ironing. In summer, you could install an outdoor clothes line. They look like an upside down umbrella. It’s wonderful to watch you adapt to your new life and all it’s challenges The two of you are doing a great job. When your radiators are on, place the drying racks in front of them and dry your socks or other small items on top of the radiators.

Hi. My sister bought 2nd hand trousers press to do her sheets for a holiday let. It was quick easy to use. Then, fold long ways, and put over a dropped hanger( may have to make) hang in a large cupboard on the same floor as the bedrooms. It's an Easier& quick way to get on with the day, especially when guests turn up earlier than the scheduled time..

I use Fabreeze after I put the sheets on. Spray the wrinkles and run your hand over it. I also do the same thing with t shirts before I put them on. Fabreeze is an excellent wrinkle release

The tree near the corner tower where you were unhooking the shutters has been “pollarded” - the branches cut back- to keep the roots of the tree from growing too much and affecting the foundation of your castle. I understand that has to be done in the fall, I think, every year. The pollarded ends are the little “nesting spots” you were seeing from above in the tower stairwell.

There is a ironing device that has rollers, about 3-4 feet wide...like making pizza crusts in advance...you just roll the sheets through...usually fold in half or 1/3's and then let the machine grasp the ends and roll/iron in seconds...over hours..... Get doubles of all sheets so you will NEVER have a set dirty and the other always ready in advance!!!

I ran a 10 bedroom B&B with my family for years so my top tips are- use flat sheets easily ironed & folded never fitted, invest in a good quality iron I had 2 = 1 x rotary & 1x Laurastar large industrial yes they are expensive but I bought my first set used they lasted 10 years before I bought new. Put Bicarbonate of soda in with your washing it keeps them white & soft they also spin dry better I used to buy large tubs from wholesalers but amazon do it now. When you do washing separate into single sheets, double sheets,king sheets, pillowcases & wash in batches. When you put in dryer don’t dry completely as it makes ironing difficult. I always had exactly same white bedding saves time no need to match up. Always use mattresses & pillow protectors that can be washed (this is a must for hygiene) ikea do some good quality pillow protectors. If you have the space set up a separate laundry room and look into industrial washer & dryer or at least bigger than your using now they are not suitable really. Always set breakfast table night before it is a lifesaver in the morning. Good luck it’s very hard work but worth it and so rewarding I loved it

The history of castles are especially interesting, but everything you talk about is of interest, really😊

Starch helps reduce wrinkles when hung outside.

When the weather is nice and sunny dry your linnen outside. When hung up wet they don´t wrinkle and it´ll be so much easier to steam them. Never use a tumble dryer myself not even during the winter.

What I like as a poor American is to live vicariously through all the people like your self who buy French Chateau's and fix them up.

Downy Wrinkle Guard may help. They make a product for the washer and dryer sheets as well. Also have a spray that releases wrinkles. Perhaps one those products will save having to steam the sheets.

Maybe try ironing the sheets as you put them on the bed. That works for me. You should put ads in. I think most expect and appreciate why they’re there. I like that you pose questions.

Lovely vlog today and say yes to a mangler, we are used to the commercials if it aids your vlogging algorithm.

A mangle works great for sheets or a steam generator iron. Get a big board for the ironing and it’ll take less time than what you are currently using. I truly dislike ads in the middle of KZfaq videos. Thank you for not adding them to your channel.

U could buy a rotary ironing machine that has rollers to iron over sheets etc

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