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IKEA JÄLL Tabletop Ironing Board: 6 Steps for Safe Setup and Fabric Care

JÄLL 402.428.89 is a folding tabletop ironing board. Check stability, cool the iron before storage and follow the listed maximum 30°C fabric wash care.

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IKEA lists a cotton fabric surface, metal frame and hanging hook, with 30°C wash care and no bleach or tumble drying for the textile. Confirm whether your actual fabric can be removed before washing.

Your try-it-at-home checklist

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1. Place the board on a level, sturdy table and fully unfold its legs.
2. Press gently to confirm it is steady; avoid unstable surfaces and table edges.
3. Read the garment's own ironing temperature label; the care label for JÄLL's textile is not the garment temperature limit.
4. Never leave a hot iron unattended; keep children and the cord clear.
5. Unplug the iron and let it cool. If textile cleaning is needed, check detachability and follow IKEA's maximum 30°C wash, no bleach and no tumble-dry instructions.
6. Once dry, fold the legs and hang by the built-in hook; stop using a frame with damaged supports or joints.

IKEA KoreaJÄLL ironing board, table, 73x32 cm, 402.428.89 ↗Official product material and care checked: steel frame, 100% cotton fabric, 30°C machine wash, no bleach/no dryer; tabletop stability warning and hanging hook.Wikimedia CommonsFile:Clothes iron on ironing board.jpg ↗File-specific original checked: Michael Slaten own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, generic iron and ironing board.Wikimedia CommonsCommons:Reusing content outside Wikimedia/technical ↗Wikimedia source-level hotlink permission independently checked.

Your try-it-at-home checklist

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