Here Are 8 Tips and Tricks To Become An Iron Pro

Most people hate ironing their clothes. We like to think it's because they don't have the right iron technique. When you know how to do it, its so simple!

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It probably happened to you already: being a little in a hurry for work, you take out your favorite shirt and … You can not put it on, because it’s totally crumpled! You could take the time to iron it, but like most of us, you hate ironing. It’s normal! You have so much to do and so little time to do it. Here are some tips to help you iron your clothing easily and quickly. These tips will make you an iron pro and will allow you to carry your favorite piece of linen at all times.

1. Sort your clothes to iron.

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Do you feel that your clothes are even more wrinkled after you have ironed them? To avoid this problem, sort your clothes according to the ironing temperature (from cold to hot). Start with the fabric that needs the lower temperature (silk and synthetic at about 350 ° F) to the one requiring a higher temperature (cotton and cloth at about 425 ° F).

A good tip is to iron your clothes in the room. Why? You can use the bed space to sort your linen.

 

Hang your clothes after ironing.

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Immediately hang the clothes you have ironed on a hanger if you do not want to spend another 15 minutes ironing them again.

Iron in the direction of the length.

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Iron the fabric lengthwise and get rid of the wrinkles using a steam iron.


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2. Use the top of your table for larger fabrics.

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Ironing large fabrics like curtains or bed sheets is quite arduous. To make your ironing easier, follow these steps:

  • Install two chairs next to your iron.
  • Gently bend the ironed parts on the chairs as you work on the remaining fabric.
  • Another useful tip is to do your ironing on a tabletop. To ensure that your table is not damaged, cover it with towels.

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3. Use an ironing cloth.

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The ironing cloth is a must when ironing delicate fabrics. It keeps the iron in direct contact with the fabric. This also helps you to avoid shiny points on your clothes. If you do not have one, you can always find something in your home that you can use as an ironing cloth (an old cloth, for example).


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4. Avoid extension cords of less than 12 amps.

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In case you need to use an extension cord to manage your ironing, be sure to use a 12 amp electrical wire. The lighter cables are not safe, they could easily overheat and even cause a fire. Arrange the cord so that it is easily visible.


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5. Start at the bottom.

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Start at the bottom and go to the top of your piece. Press the folds, working from the inside out. Finish by adjusting the folds with a steam.


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6. Let the folds define themselves

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Once you have finished ironing your clothes, set it aside for a few hours. This will allow your more to define themselves more naturally.


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