DeeDeeDelovely Quiet!Hermes Hunting O.G. Aug 17, 2006 5,803 20 Aug 26, 2009 #16 Aug 26, 2009 #16 GabLVoesvuitton said: downy wrinkle releaser!!! just spray it on the clothes, tug on it a little bit & you're good to go!! Click to expand... ITA! I live by Downy wrinkle releaser. I loathe ironing.
GabLVoesvuitton said: downy wrinkle releaser!!! just spray it on the clothes, tug on it a little bit & you're good to go!! Click to expand... ITA! I live by Downy wrinkle releaser. I loathe ironing.
Dabyachunv Praying Aug 25, 2009 861 2 Aug 26, 2009 #17 Aug 26, 2009 #17 Iron...and spray starch-I know it's time consuming but I find that it works the best on cotton.
J jellyunicorn123 ~Shopaholic~ O.G. Feb 9, 2008 190 1 Aug 26, 2009 #18 Aug 26, 2009 #18 i pretend it's actually not wrinkled at all. that solves the problem.
C candy2100 O.G. Dec 7, 2007 1,505 2 Aug 26, 2009 #19 Aug 26, 2009 #19 Thanks for the great ideas! I will try them all.
ive_flipped O.G. Jun 28, 2007 4,163 534 Aug 26, 2009 #20 Aug 26, 2009 #20 I have a clothes steamer...it takes seconds to heat and seconds to dewrinkle...best thing ever.
chyeah Boston Strong O.G. Sep 5, 2006 153 0 Aug 26, 2009 #21 Aug 26, 2009 #21 Throwing a tshirt in the dryer is quick and easy, but to me it wastes way too much electricity for just a tshirt or two.
Throwing a tshirt in the dryer is quick and easy, but to me it wastes way too much electricity for just a tshirt or two.
Bitten Chic, not cheap. O.G. Feb 6, 2007 5,899 437 Aug 27, 2009 #22 Aug 27, 2009 #22 I find any minor wrinkles from sitting in my wardrobe usually fall out with my natural body heat after I put in on and wear it for a few minutes.
I find any minor wrinkles from sitting in my wardrobe usually fall out with my natural body heat after I put in on and wear it for a few minutes.
