by - written on 09/11/11 (Useful, 54 readings)
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We have stayed in many hotels both since and before we were married and I have always been fascinated with the trouser presses some of them had in our rooms. I have always lusted after one myself but wasn't prepared to pay too high a price. I actually went to an auction with my other half while we were staying at a family friend's house ... Read the complete review
by - written on 19/11/10 (Very useful, 253 readings)
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Sadly, we can't spend all or lives in our scruffs. We do occasionally need to look smart and for the boys, that means a suit or a pair of smart trousers. Trousers get creased - fact. Whoever designed the things designed in a big crease at the front of the leg and a matching one at the back. With wear, you lose the sharpness of ... Read the complete review
by - written on 12/04/09 (Useful, 224 readings)
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I bought the 7700 several weeks ago from John Lewis, and have used it a few times a week since to press the trousers of suits for work. The press offers three different pressing times: 15, 30 and 45 minutes. So far and with my trousers (mostly wool, or wool mix) I have found 15 minutes too brief to create a lasting crease - ... Read the complete review
by - written on 30/04/08 (Very useful, 2449 readings)
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No-one who has ever stayed in a British hotel can surely be unaware of the Corby trouser press. I do wonder if there are any other manufacturers apart from Corby who make trouser presses. The three words are synonymous. THE COMPANY John Corby Limited is the company that makes the Corby trouser press. It was ... Read the complete review
