If there is fusible present on your pressing surface, try rubbing a fabric softener dryer sheet on it. You can also heat press over the fabric softener dryer sheet with your dry iron on a medium setting. The residue from the fusible should lift onto the fabric softener dryer sheet. Incidentally, this works great for cleaning fusible from your iron as well.
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Our pressing surfaces are made of 100% preshrunk cotton. The gridlines are applied to the pressing surface during a screen-printing process. The fabric is then sewn or secured to its stabilizing surface. Throughout this production process we maintain strict quality guidelines and will not allow any pressing surfaces that are distorted or inaccurate to pass a quality inspection.

Over time, especially with use with a steam iron, the cotton has the possibility to shrink or grow. The changes should be minimal and should not significantly affect the use of the product. However, we recommend using your pressing surface as a guideline only and use your ruler or cutting mat for more precise measuring. It is helpful to avoid using excessive body pressure on your pressing surface. This will help to eliminate the stretching of the cotton fabric.
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