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Lay Clothes Out So They Don't Wrinkle
Use this method if you need to put in another load of laundry but don't have time to fold the one coming out of the dryer.
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Uploaded on Jan 31, 2012
Christmas Tablecloth
Iron Button Holes
Iron button holes from the bottom of the shirt towards the top
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Uploaded on Nov 1, 2011
Wrinkled Sleeve
Shirt Sleeve
Fold the seam so it is either all facing the front or all facing the back.
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Uploaded on Nov 1, 2011
Iron Wrist-Portion of the Sleeve
Iron the wrist portion of the sleeve while holding it taut. This ensures the creases stay where you want them to.
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Uploaded on Nov 1, 2011
Iron Top of Sleeve
Iron the sleeve all the way to the shoulder to create a nice, crisp crease.
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Uploaded on Nov 1, 2011
Iron Top Buttons
Iron the Shoulder
Drape the fabric over the board so you can easily iron the shoulder.
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Uploaded on Nov 1, 2011
Iron the Back Pleat
Adjust the pleat so the creases are as you desire. Hold the pleat in place with your other hand while ironing the creases.
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Uploaded on Nov 1, 2011
Iron the Collar
Iron the shirt's collar first. Always, always the first step.
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Uploaded on Nov 1, 2011
Iron Inbetween Button Holes
Iron carefully between button holes. Don't iron over them. They might melt or damage the surface plate of your iron.
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Uploaded on Nov 1, 2011
Button Collar Buttons
If your shirt has buttons at the collar, button those before you iron. If not, your crease will be off and weird.
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Uploaded on Nov 1, 2011
Shirt Bottom Seam of Sleeve
Fold the seam so it is either all facing the front or all facing the back.
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Uploaded on Nov 1, 2011
Clothes not Laundry Room Ready
Spray Stain Remover on the Back of the Fabric
Ironing
Laundry Products
How to Fold
Hill Family
Stain Removal
Laundry Routine
Linens
Family Laundry
Washer/Dryer
Laundry Room
