It passed with flying colors. While I don't have problems pressing my seams open, it does make the job easier and the seams stay flat. I didn't even have to press on the right side to make that happen. I found that you can use steam or if you have a very hot iron, steam is not necessary.
I'm so sold on this product! I used the 18" size to press rows 80+ inches long; just moved the seam down as I pressed. Since then, I've purchased more sticks for those in the St. Louis area who may want to try the stick. The price is 8.99 but I need to add shipping making the total $10.00. This month's Scrap Quilting Club participants will have the opportunity to win a 18" strip stick and I'll bring mine so you can test it too. I only have a two of the 45" strip and that cost is $17.00.
Here is a video from the manufacturer:
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Type-u-later,

http://www.teaquilts.com
How do I purchase the 45" one from you? mmmjjjfff@yahoo.com
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