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• Method 2 of 3: Using homemade irons
• Method 3 of 3: Using other methods of wrinkling
• Tips

1 Place your clothes in the dryer along with an ice cube. A clothes dryer is a great way to flatten clothes. Set to medium settings and dry your clothes for 15 minutes. This method works best if you spray some water on your clothes first.

• Hang the clothes up immediately after removing them from the dryer to prevent creases from reappearing. Or put it on right away. Wrinkles will reappear if clothes are left in the dryer for a long time or if they are thrown into the clothes basket.
• Toss a couple of ice cubes into the dryer or spray some water on your clothes before drying. The ice will melt and turn into steam, which will help remove wrinkles from your clothing. You can also place a wet sock in the dryer with wrinkled clothes.

2 Try hanging a crumpled shirt in the bathroom. Many people use this method to quickly remove wrinkles. Turn on hot water. Close the bathroom door tightly to prevent steam from escaping.

• Then hang the crumpled clothes on the shower mount. Close the bathroom (the tighter the better) so that the air does not escape - close the windows, plug the space under the door.
• It will take you about 15 minutes to completely remove the wrinkles, making sure not to wet your clothes, so point the shower head the other way. Make sure the shower mount is clean and will not leave any marks on your clothes. You can hang clothes on a rack, or hook a hanger over it.
• Hang your clothes as close to warmth and steam as possible, but don't get them wet. It is not enough to just hang your clothes in the bathroom some distance from the shower. To avoid wasting water, you can try this method while you shower.

3 Purchase a spray to loosen wrinkled clothes from the store. You can find a wrinkle spray at the grocery store. The clothing must be damp so that the spray can effectively remove creases. Or you can make your own spray.

• Hang the garment up and spray it on. Stretch the fabric gently to remove any wrinkles after spraying.
• Purchased aerosols are best for smoothing cotton clothes. Refrain from using a smoothing spray on delicate fabrics such as silk as it can stain. Test the spray on a small area of ​​clothing before applying it all over.
• You can make your own spray by mixing water and a little vinegar. Pour it into a spray bottle and wet your wrinkled clothing with a light stream. If you are using vinegar, be prepared for a specific scent. You can use a small amount of fabric softener instead of vinegar. Store the solution bottle in your desk for quick touches before an important presentation, or in the car on long trips.
• After spraying the clothes, it is better to let them dry. Make sure to lightly wet it. If too much is absorbed, then you are unlikely to get a good result. You can hang your clothes outside, but this is mostly suitable for white clothes because sunlight bleaches the colors on the clothes.

Method 2 of 3: Using homemade irons

1. 1 Try using the bottom of a heated pot as an iron. Take the pot in which you are boiling the noodles. Boil water. Then drain it. Use the bottom of the pot as an iron.
   • This method has drawbacks: you must be careful not to burn yourself, but for one thing and not damage your clothes. The heat will not be constant, as the pan can cool quickly, and the round shape is not very convenient.
   • However, this method will help you smooth out at least some of the wrinkles in your wrinkled shirt.
2. 2 Using a hair straightener as an iron. As a rule, irons are used to curl hair. However, you can iron even a small section of clothing with this device. A flat iron is very suitable for places that are difficult to iron even with a regular iron, such as a shirt collar.
   • It is also useful that the iron surfaces of the iron will direct heat in a more focused way than a hair dryer.
   • Make sure to clean the iron.Leaving hair products such as hairspray on it can ruin your clothes. Just remember that the products are transferred from your hair to the iron with every use.
   • You can damage your shirt if you press the iron on your clothes for too long, so be careful. You shouldn't use round curling irons.

Method 3 of 3: Using other methods of wrinkling

1. 1 Use a hair dryer. When using this method, you should first wet your clothes. Not completely. Just spray it lightly, perhaps with a spray bottle. Then turn on the hair dryer to the lowest speed. The plastic attachment will help in this case.
   • Keep the hair dryer about five centimeters from clothing to keep the temperature from getting too high. You don't want to burn your clothes or ruin them.
   • You can also hang crumpled clothes, and then direct a stream of heat onto them, again from a distance of 3-5 centimeters.
2. 2 Roll out or flatten your clothes. You may find yourself in a situation where there is no way to use heat or steam. You are lucky. Therefore, try rolling or smoothing wrinkled clothing.
   • Take wrinkled clothing and roll it up tightly. It should look like a burrito. Then place it under a mattress or something heavy for about an hour. When you take out and unfold the garment, there should be fewer wrinkles.
   • Alternatively, you can iron your clothes with a damp towel. Place your clothing on a flat surface. Wet a towel (or a paper towel if you don't have a regular one). Place a towel on the top of your garment (where there are most wrinkles). Press it down. Then let it dry.
   • These methods take a little longer than usual, but there should be fewer creases after hand stroking through the towel.
3. 3 Use a teapot spout. The steam smooths out creases, so you can boil the water in the kettle. To avoid damaging your clothes, it is advisable to keep them at least 30 centimeters away from the steam jet from the spout.
   • This has the advantage of having a cup of tea later! This method works well on small wrinkled areas of clothing.
   • If the clothes to be ironed are relatively large, it is still better to use steam from a hot shower for this purpose.

Tips

• Using fabric softener in your dryer will help prevent static build-up in your clothes and add a refreshing scent if you choose the right brand.
• If you have an iron but are short on time, iron the collar first. It's too close to your face to ignore. Be sure that others will notice the folds on it.
• The shower mount method can take a lot of trial and error, so don't start with expensive items as they can get wet.
• When traveling, unpack your clothes for tomorrow and hang them directly on the towel hooks in the bathroom or shower area to 'automatically' flatten them when you shower the next morning. In addition, this way you can check if things need additional processing, including steam ironing in the shower overnight.
• Avoid stretching your clothes too often, or your clothes may lose their shape.