Niagara Spray Starch (22 Oz, 6 Pack) Trigger Pump Liquid Starch for Ironing, Non-Aerosol Spray on Starch, Reduces Ironing Time, No Flaking, Sticking or Clogging, Biodegradable Ingredients, Recyclable

This is a great spray starch - with a sprayer that works. Not only is this good for the environment, it’s good for your fabrics because it provides an even spray with a smooth finish. While this used to be available in grocery store (and in lavender scent) Amazon is now your best source.

This is so much better than the aerosols. Easy to control and long lasting. I use it for blouses and shirts as well as for quilting and applique work.

Needed some good starch to iron my picky 15 year old jeans for school. This worked great and arrived the next day

Smell is strong!! Wish they had one with NO SCENT. I was happy to see that they offer a non aerosol option now! Product works decently.

Magic Spray starch is wonderful. Tried it out this morning on some cloth napkins I'm making, the fabric after spraying and pressing seams pior to sewing was beautifully crisp yet still flexible. I love it. Sped up all my seam pressing by 50% atleast, not residue, or overwhelming smell. I think it would be terrific for quilting.Recommended.

I love that these are not in aerosol cans as the sprayer nozzle on the aerosol cans can break off and end up wasting an entire can. Even better is that I can reuse the bottle for other things once I'm done with it. It sprays evenly. Definitely a workhorse in my household.

This is way better than the old-school aerosol starch I used 20 years ago. I took time off of ironing my own shirts and had the cleaners launder and press them for me. My favorite cleaners recently closed so I decided to try my hand at ironing my own shirts again. Bought this, love it. Gives just the right amount of smooth firmness without making it sticky or overly stiff. No scent at all, easy to use, two huge bottles for the money. I can’t imagine I’ll run out any time soon, it’s a massive amount.

I purchased this for bedding. Works great on clothing, but not as well as aerosolize product for large items such as bed linens