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Post by Deleted on Aug 5, 2022 19:55:59 GMT
DD has to wear scrubs for school this year. I washed them and partially dried them and hung immediately and they're still wrinkly. I've only ever had an iron, but I'm wondering if a steamer would work to get the wrinkles out. She's currently down there ironing and it has taken her almost an hour to get 5 tops done. She still has 5 pants to go. If this is going to be an every week occurrence that they need to be unwrinkled, which would be the way to go??? And, its taking her that long to iron only the 5 because she is new at ironing. I'm sure she'll get faster as she gets more experience.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 5, 2022 22:05:45 GMT
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Post by Jockscrap on Aug 9, 2022 16:33:36 GMT
I have both and the steamer is really good for fiddly things like pleated skirts, awkward frilly bits on blouses and curtains that are hanging. Does she have the iron hot enough and has she filled it with water so she’s steam ironing. That makes a massive difference
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oh yvonne
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Post by oh yvonne on Aug 9, 2022 16:50:10 GMT
Steam is useless, unless you have a professional grade steamer.
Iron with steam, and pick up a can of spray starch at the grocery store. Easiest way to iron.
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