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A freshly ironed garment will crinkle and crease again quickly, so avoid wearing or packing the garment for several hours. Instead hang it up where it can cool on a barely-filled closet rack (so that it isn't smashed by other clothes. |
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You can use melted ice from the freezer tray as sterilized water for your steam press or iron. |
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Using a press can be much more comfortable than standing at an ironing table. Sit down and get comfortable with the press. |
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It's best to fold clothes crosswise rather than lengthwise after pressing them or when packing them. This way creases will drop out easily when worn or when hung in the hotel closet. |
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Trouser creases stay in place when you rub the crease on the inside of the pant leg with a piece of wet soap and then press on the right side. Soap will also help remove a crease when letting down a hem on pants or skirts. Rub the soap along the crease on the inside and then press. |
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When pressing pleats, start at the bottom of the pleat and work towards the top. |
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Grandma might have known a little something about cottons that still work today. Remember finding laundry in her refrigerator? For similar results, sprinkle your 100 percent cotton shirt with water, roll it up and place it in a plastic bag for several hours or overnight. Remove and press starting with the collar, the yoke, to sleeves to the body. This will give you a crisp finish to your cotton shirt. |
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