Let me ask you a simple question. What are the requirements for ironing different fabrics in dry cleaners?

Ironing requirements for different fabrics:

1, polypropylene, cotton, vinylon, acrylic and other fabrics should be ironed in one step. When ironing, put a cloth on the back of the clothes and dry iron them. Don't spray water directly on clothes, there will be spots on one side.

2, silk fabrics, using secondary ironing, dry ironing the back of the clothes.

Wool fabric is also ironed in the second gear. When ironing, the soleplate should not be pressed against the clothes, and the surface of the clothes should be swept with the maximum steam.

4, velvet, cashmere fabrics, using three-speed ironing, also use the maximum steam to skim the surface of the clothes, and gently iron in the same direction, the iron should keep moving.

Clothes made of cotton cloth and linen should be ironed in three grades, with the highest steam and the highest temperature. Dark clothes should be ironed at the back to avoid the feeling of "aurora".