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Laurastar MyCover for S Series - Pearl Blue
Laurastar MyCover for S Series - Pearl Blue
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This ironing board cover designed specifically for Laurastar ironing systems has a contemporary design and a stylish color offering high-comfort thickness for easier ironing. Its materials, specially developed by Laurastar Swiss engineers, let just the right amount of steam through and the elastic band makes it easy to secure in place. It ensures perfect ironing. Machine washable at a lower temperature, no-spin cycle.
- Composition: 100% cotton cover material and 100% polyester foam padding
- Cover Dimensions: (L x W) 51.5 x 21.6 inches
- Fits Ironing Board of: 49.2 x 16.6 inches
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