Mar 26 2023, 05:47 PM
QUOTE(mtxx @ Mar 26 2023, 05:30 PM)
It is a weekly chore to iron my formal shirt.
I moved from a dry traditional dry type iron to a steam iron as shown in pic below.
The new iron is better than the old since it’s hotter and lighter but I feel it’s still a chore.
How’s your experience with those modern iron that looks nothing like traditional iron? Are those suitable for formal long sleeve shirt? Any good recommendations that can really save time and effort?
Unker also iron clothes every week. Your philip iron consider good.I moved from a dry traditional dry type iron to a steam iron as shown in pic below.
The new iron is better than the old since it’s hotter and lighter but I feel it’s still a chore.
How’s your experience with those modern iron that looks nothing like traditional iron? Are those suitable for formal long sleeve shirt? Any good recommendations that can really save time and effort?
Those standing steam iron tipu one. Won't go straight
Next time buy wrinkle free shirt. Easy to iron
Just treat this as exercise instead of chore
Another tip is when dry clothes, flip it first and stretch it along the hanging line, clip it straight with hanger pegs
When dry, will have lesser wrinkles
This post has been edited by tatmeng: Mar 26 2023, 05:50 PM
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