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06-30-2018 05:10 PM - edited 06-30-2018 05:11 PM
Had to drag out the iron (can't remember the last time I used it - couldn't find it for a while). A few blouses had those 'pointy' shoulders caused by hanging. I only use the hangers Joy M. sells which are designed to avoid this.
So after pressing each of these items, I placed a washcloth at the end of each hanger to create a buffer between the cloth and the hanger.
Is there anyway to avoid this? Cannot remember ever having this problem until now. Your recs/tips appreciated.
06-30-2018 05:16 PM - edited 06-30-2018 05:18 PM
I normally use the hangers with satin padded shoulders for delicates or fold instead of hang. Those hangers are harder and harder to find. LM
06-30-2018 05:18 PM - edited 06-30-2018 05:19 PM
I use the type of hanger that you do, as well as some super padded ones, and still get pointy shoulders occasionally. I usually wet a wash cloth with hot water, wring out well, and place it on the shoulders one at a time while wearing the garment. It settles down the points, and dries quickly.
06-30-2018 05:18 PM
This is my major pet peeve. I have yet to find a hanger that prevented the hanger humps. I lay the top on my bed, smooth out the shoulder areas and mist with wrinkle reducer, smooth out with my hand and by the time I have showered and am ready to get dressed they have disappeared.
06-30-2018 05:18 PM
I only use the clear plastic ones free for the asking or free with in-store purchase and large white tubular plastic hangers. No wire or thin hangers in my house.
06-30-2018 05:21 PM - edited 06-30-2018 05:22 PM
I use the same hangers and do not have that problem. I hang some t-shirts up to dry and also wear a lot of cotton shirts that I hang to dry (but I do iron).
06-30-2018 05:26 PM
Don't know about any of you but I have found clothing items hanging in department stores with the pointy shoulder bumps! That really annoys me!!
06-30-2018 05:43 PM
To avoid the pointy shoulders in a shirt or blouse, I will bunch up the fabric a bit of the blouse shoulder seam (a little bit of fabric for size small blouses) and make sure the sleeve seam of the blouse meets the side or edge of the hanger. (Joys hangers)
In other words, pull the neck part of the blouse higher up, but meet the sleeve seam with the shoulder droop of the hanger.
Does this make sense?
06-30-2018 06:30 PM
No matter what hangers you use , if you hang sweaters or other knits you are going to get pointy shoulder. They should be stored folded.
06-30-2018 06:39 PM
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