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Katcat1
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Re: Need help with ironing new fabrics

‎07-31-2020 01:29 PM

@depglass   Treat Modal like Silk on a lower temperature.

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Re: Need help with ironing new fabrics

‎07-31-2020 03:08 PM

@Janey2 wrote:

I use an ironing cloth so as not to burn any fabric.

@Janey2 You can also cut the back out of your husband's old white dress shirts.

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Re: Need help with ironing new fabrics

‎08-05-2020 10:38 AM

I have never opened a blouse or top that did not need preliminary ironing.  And I really don't think I'm that fussy.  

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Re: Need help with ironing new fabrics

‎08-06-2020 10:48 AM

I use low heat on fabrics that you are describing. I also use Downy wrinkle release spray when things come out of the dryer and look a little wrinkled. A quick spray and shake often release wrinkles enough to pass on ironing. A spray of the Downy lasts me a very long time. I just bought a new one this week from Walmart and it was about $7.
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