Fashion

[scandoll]

Ladies-

has anyone else had problems removing the packing wrinkles in liquid knit? I launder and dry per the instructions - remove immediately and hang, but the fold lines seem to be permanently set in the items. This has happened with most of the items I have ordered in the last year or so. I thought part of LQ's charm was it's easy care & packablility.

Very frustrated, any suggestions?

[Kachina624]

No, in fact I took a lot of LK on a road trip for 2 weeks and put it in Space Bags, from which I rolled the air with my hands. I had no trouble with wrinkling. Have you tried ironing out the wrinkles you have? They could have been set in at the factory and once removed, should not return.

[Kathlen]

I have lots of LK ... never had a wrinkle problem. I'd suggest a cool iron.

[Illinois Judy]

I'm as frustrated as you are. It's not only liquid knit but butterknit also. Last week I received a cardigan in a different fabric, part modal, and I can't believe how wrinkled it is, not to mention sizing problems. I'm just tired of trying to remove wrinkles and "make do" and since we live in a rural community, we don't even have a dry cleaner within a reasonable driving distance to steam the garment. I wash in warm water, then try cold water, then try steaming with my Rowenta, and have even used Downy wrinkle release. Nothing works. I am so done.

[scandoll]

Kachina,

Put your eyes back in their sockets. Yes, I have ironed the wrinkles out. But LQ is not the easiest fabric to iron and the deep set wrinkles never completely come out. I think the quality of the fabric has gone down. I have no problems with my older LQ pieces. It is only the new ones that are bad. Also - perhaps I should have said shipping wrinkles - not packing wrinkles. The items are arriving from QVC this way.

[GCR18]

I received an as is liquid knit top a couple weeks ago. Washed and hung to dry, no wrinkles. I always have to iron butter knit, but the wrinkles come out. If you do Facebook, you could ask Susan on her page.