Corby 3300 Pants Press, Walnut

The Corby press sort of works.I wear a lot of cotton khakis/chinos for my government contractor job. These invariably come out of the dryer wrinkled. Even when I put the pants through one cycle on each side, which takes over an hour, this device just reduces the wrinkles to a "barely acceptable" state.I was tempted to put the pants in damp, but the manual strictly prohibits this. So instead of trying it anyway and voiding my warranty, I am just going to return this item. Maybe it works better on other fabrics, but its not useful enough for me to justify the pricetag.

Had a previous model for over 30 years. The foam in the heated presser board finally disintegrated. Figured since it worked 30+ years and proved it's value and great function, got a new one to replace the old. Happy I did and when I dress in am to go to work, I look properly neat and pressed.

Time arrived with a few scratches and bandage are working good but the seller didn’t says the item are not new item.

works great, just a pity that that one of the side plastic rivets was missing and so there right side is not quite flush with the top. Works fine though, and an improvement over the last model I bought 49 years ago.

In the time it takes to arrange the pants for a proper crease with no unwanted ones, I can get out the iron, press two pairs of pants, and put everything away. It does a great job on socks though.🤔

Extremely useful and decorative

The electric plug provided is not for Chile

Works as agreed. We love it! You have to be a bit careful to line up the creases. I you blow it, you just run it again.