I have nothing against wrinkles. If God made the fabric to have wrinkles, who am I to diagree? Don't worry, I usually wear knit tops that don't get wrinkly. But, when something does get wrinkly, I fold it carefully and sit on it (sometimes first dampening it with a wet hand, which is what I did with this). I sit on it while eating dinner. The first pic shows the scarf after washing, the second, after butt ironing. Works great for pants. I don't do men's shirts.
PS: if you click on the photos, you can see more detail
OK... that's hilarious! I do own an iron, but I'd be hard pressed (yuk, yuk) to remember the last time I pulled it out. Perhaps I'll have to give the "butt method" a try! :-)
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