Foldable, convenient for storage and maintenance, saves space.

Convenient for managing clothes, making your clothes flat and new.

It's a good helper for home furnishings for giving to elders, lovers, friends, or for personal use.

 Most clothes need to be ironed after washing, or they will be wrinkled and unwearable. Therefore, it is necessary to iron the clothes smoothly.

 So ironing is something that's easy?? NONONO, in fact, it's quite easy to ruin a good garment if you don't know how to do it. Now let's talk about some ironing techniques!

Hot Iron Guide

Shirt ironing:

1. Iron the front when you smooth out the wrinkles and iron from the hem up.

2. Use an ironing board to iron the shoulder and the area where the sleeve is attached.

3. The shoulder cover is divided into two halves on the left and right, and it is ironed horizontally in half.

4. Iron the collar last, hold one corner of the collar with your hand and iron it.

 Four Ways to Iron a Dress

1. Clothes that have been folded for a long time will form dead pleats at the hem or cuffs. To solve this, you can gently wipe the folds with vinegar, then iron them with a iron. This will help to smooth out the pleats.

When ironing a skirt with pleats, iron the pleat edges first, then iron the entire pleat.

3. When ironing pants, spray some flower water on the ironing board or ink absorbent paper, and then iron, which will make the clothes smell lasting.

To make clothes ironed with a luster, you can add a little milk to the starch when ironing.

Three Ways to Iron Edges

1. The ruffles on the clothes should be starched before ironing, and then ironed with the tip of the iron, paying attention to the temperature not being too hot. Synthetic fiber fabric ruffles are especially afraid of overheating from the iron.

2. Thin lace must be ironed from the back; for embroidery through the lace, a water-proof cloth should be laid; after ironing the back of linen and cotton fabrics, it should be ironed once more on the front to maintain the original luster of the fabric.

3. When ironing knitted clothing with raised patterns, such as sweaters, you must first place a soft item underneath, followed by a water-absorbent cloth. Ironing should be done with the pattern's direction, and do not press down heavily.

Ironing nylon and synthetic silk fabrics

1, ironing nylon and synthetic fabrics requires special care, as the temperature should not be too high, or the dyeing of the fabric (especially gray and blue) may be damaged, resulting in white spots appearing.

Ironing woolen clothing

1. Woolen clothes have shrinkage, and it is best to iron them with a wet cloth on the surface. If you must iron them from the front, the wool should be quite wet, and the iron should be hot.

Ironing silk clothes skillfully

1, Washed silk clothes are generally difficult to iron flat, but if they are put into a nylon bag and frozen for a moment in the refrigerator, they will be ideal after being taken out and ironed.
2, Leather clothing ironing Leather clothing must be ironed at low temperature. You can use packaging oil paper as a ironing pad, and at the same time, you need to constantly move the iron, so that the leather surface is flat and bright.

Three Ways to Iron a Tie

1. Ties, regardless of the fabric, should not be washed in water to avoid fading, shrinkage, and losing their original charm. Dry cleaning is the best way to clean and iron ties. Use a soft brush dipped in a small amount of gasoline to brush the dirty area, and then use a clean wet towel to wipe it several times after the gasoline evaporates. When ironing, the iron temperature should be 70°C. Wool ties should be sprayed with water and ironed with a white cloth; silk ties can be ironed directly, and the ironing speed should be fast to prevent the appearance of "polar light" and "yellow spots".

2. When ironing a tie, you can first cut a piece of thicker paper to match the tie's pattern and insert it between the front and back sides of the tie. Then use a warm iron to iron it. This way, the stitching marks on the reverse side of the tie will not show on the front, affecting the smooth and beautiful appearance of the front.

3. If the tie has slight creases, you can roll it tightly around a clean bottle for a day, and the wrinkles will disappear.

Five Methods for Dealing with Ironing Burns on Clothes

1. For scorch marks on silk clothing, take an appropriate amount of baking soda and mix it with water to form a paste. Apply the paste to the scorch mark and let it dry naturally. The scorch mark can be removed as the baking soda peels off.

2. After the synthetic fiber fabric is ironed yellow, immediately place a wet towel under it and iron it again, and the damage can be restored if it is light.

3. If cotton fabric becomes yellowed after ironing, sprinkle some fine salt on it immediately, gently rub it with your hands, let it dry in the sun for a while, and then wash it with clean water. The burn marks can be reduced, and even completely removed.

4. If the woolen fabric is ironed too much, the fur will be lost after washing and the base fabric will be exposed. You can gently pick up the areas without fur with a needle tip until new fur is raised. Then place a wet cloth on it and iron it several times along the original direction of the fabric's fur, and it will be restored.

5. Winter coats should not be washed or ironed frequently. If a thick coat is accidentally scorched, use a fine sandpaper to rub the scorched area, then gently brush it with a brush, and the scorch mark will disappear. The heating of an iron
Place a iron on an electric stove that has already been plugged in, wait for a moment, and it will heat up to the temperature suitable for ironing clothes. Since this heating method has a high thermal efficiency, it is more energy-saving and safer than direct power heating.