ChatterBank24 mins ago
Oh b*gger!!!
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I do a lady's ironing for her, a very professional business woman. I've just got to the last item - a silk pair of pyjama bottoms, haven't let the iron cool down enough , and the iron has stuck straight to them and they now have an iron shaped hole in them, just like out of a Benny Hill sketch!!
Do I reurn ironing and deny them even being in there or do I fess up??They look pretty expensive : (
p.s. how do you remove purple melted silk from an iron???
Do I reurn ironing and deny them even being in there or do I fess up??They look pretty expensive : (
p.s. how do you remove purple melted silk from an iron???
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.you should tell her she will find out anyway. Next time place a cloth over anything flimsy or expensive and iron over the cloth.
Try a brillo pad to clean the iron or there is some stuff called something like "iron off" which will do the job try Robert Dyas for it.
Maybe this lady wont be so bad as you think and she should admire your honesty.
Try a brillo pad to clean the iron or there is some stuff called something like "iron off" which will do the job try Robert Dyas for it.
Maybe this lady wont be so bad as you think and she should admire your honesty.
Own up, with a sincere apology, and an offer to pay the replacement costs - that's the profesional approach.
Accidents happen, your client should appreciate that - and with luck she will simply accept that damage and replacec the jammies herself.
You do need to confess though - not to do so would be unprofessional, and she is paying for a service.
Accidents happen, your client should appreciate that - and with luck she will simply accept that damage and replacec the jammies herself.
You do need to confess though - not to do so would be unprofessional, and she is paying for a service.