My wife recently purchased a steamer. We’ve also used Wrinkle Release spray for years.

Dec 19, 2024
2:51:13pm

KingDave The Movie Guy

The spray is easiest but it takes time to dry. The steamer takes about 3-5 minutes per shirt but it’s ready right away. Much easier than ironing.

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Ironing is the worst. Why can’t these AI nerds focus their efforts of solving the ironing problem.

Mike Honcho All-American

2:26pm

Ironing? Like with an iron and ironing board? Who still irons?

Superkid

2:28pm

RE: Ironing? Like with an iron and ironing board? Who still irons?

Pee Wee Reese

2:32pm

Throw the shirt in the dryer for 10 minutes. Also, playoff designs help

RealSimsShadY

3:07pm

Are you just walking around wrinkled all day? Or do you only wear dry fit stuff that doesn’t wrinkle?

Mike Honcho

2:40pm

1. Buy wrinkle free dress shirts. 2. Hang immediately after drying. 3. Done!

Himni

2:46pm

Most of mine are supposedly wrinkle free. Only the stretchy golf polos truly are. The rest are dirty liars.

Mike Honcho

2:55pm

I have no idea what I would even iron. Shirts are wrinkle free now so I take

Superkid

3:34pm

You don’t have one of these? (Language warning)

DwigtA2RM

2:33pm

My wife recently purchased a steamer. We’ve also used Wrinkle Release spray for years.

KingDave

2:51pm

$25 steamer off Amazon is almost as good

Gustav

3:01pm

The dryer is your friend. High setting for 5-10 minutes and it's as good as new.

byuluvr

3:27pm

Throw in a damp sock. Wet a clean one, don’t use a sweaty one

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