What can I do to avoid ironing and still have wrinkle-free clothes?

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  1. hecate-horus profile image62
    hecate-horusposted 12 years ago

    What can I do to avoid ironing and still have wrinkle-free clothes?

    My iron broke, I don't want to buy a new one.

  2. eugbug profile image95
    eugbugposted 12 years ago

    Fold clothes after they are dried to avoid creases developing. Allow the clothes to hang for several days. Sometimes as material absorbs moisture, some of the creases will become less pronounced and "fall out" of the clothes.
    You can place clothes on a flat surface and run your hands out from the center to the periphery of the material to smooth out major creases.

  3. YogaKat profile image73
    YogaKatposted 12 years ago

    My teeny weeny IIalian Mom's non iron laundry procedure: 1} put a wet washcloth in your dryer, 2) throw damp and wrinkled clothes into dryer  3) dry for as long as it takes to STEAM out wrinkles.  Then WALA  . .  . wrinkle free!

  4. xamaria profile image60
    xamariaposted 12 years ago

    ^^; hair straightener. Ya know that flat iron crimp?

    Heat it up...and use it as an iron. It'll take a longer time but that's what I did when I was traveling and I didn't want to rent any ironing board and iron (I'm such a cheapskate!) so I use the hair straightener on my clothes.

  5. duffsmom profile image61
    duffsmomposted 12 years ago

    I hang up the permanent press directly from the dryer and it seems to work - but I don't buy anything that is prone to wrinkle like some 100% cotton fabrics.

  6. Nick B profile image76
    Nick Bposted 12 years ago

    Pay someone else to do it.

    Unless you buy clothes that are specifically 'non iron' it's unlikely that you will be able to hide the fact that your garments haven't been ironed.

    There are many ways to lessen the appearance of wrinkles in your clothes, but none will eradicate them entirely - except ironing.

  7. Ciel Clark profile image72
    Ciel Clarkposted 12 years ago

    Do you like wrinkle-free clothes but don't like wasting time ironing? Making a few changes in your laundry routine can save you hours of ironing during the week.  I haven't ironed in seven years, and my husband and I both have professional jobs! read more

  8. dipsmi profile image64
    dipsmiposted 12 years ago

    I have no idea but I hate ironing and each time I try to press, I burn my husband's clothes.

 
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