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[mollymaggie]

I saw the Real Simple wrinkle remover fly out hte door and I kept wondering how we could make it ourselves  I spent a little time investigating and so far I have found two formulas  Now I havent tried them but I will 

One fourth cup vinegar  one fourth cup water 3 T of fabric softener

next one

8 oz of distilled water   1 t  rubbing alchohol  1  t fabric softener

I will get back to you   I dont have liquid fabric softener 

[Mz iMac]

No formulas needed if you go old school.....

Run a hot shower, hang your wrinkled clothing items in the bathroom.

The steam will remove the wrinkles.

[SilleeMee]

'My Little Steamer' works really good, too, ....no chemicals just water.

[NicksmomESQ]

@SilleeMee

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@SilleeMeewrote:

'My Little Steamer' works really good, too, ....no chemicals just water.

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   I love the My Little Steamer.I use it all the time!! It gets the job done quickly.

[CelticCrafter]

 My daughter uses the Downy Wrinkle Release.  It works well.

I won't use it or touch it because I had a severe reaction to Downy Fabric Softener years ago and don't want to take a chance.

[Mominohio]

Nothing works as effectively as a good old fashioned iron. 

Seems to me people jump through such hoops, when a simple pressing with an iron will do it better and just as fast. 

[PINKdogWOOD]

Right on @Mominohio Ms O-H, I totally agree that I can use my Rowenta to steam or iron or both from Pink Ms I-O.

[CAcableGirl2]

I have found that for wrinkles in some cases, just use a spray bottle with water.  

I hang them on hangers, spray and sometimes give the clothes a good firm shake and once dry, the wrinkles are either no longer viewable.  

Nothing beats a pressed shirt, but I no longer have the desire or time to iron.

[ID2]

My dryer has a setting to remove wrinkles in clothes. It sprays a bit of water while drying and my clothes come out so nice I never have to us an iron!

[NickNack]

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@ID2wrote:

My dryer has a setting to remove wrinkles in clothes. It sprays a bit of water while drying and my clothes come out so nice I never have to us an iron!

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@ID2  That sounds wonderful!  What kind of dryer do you have?  I would like to remember this when I need to replace mine.