What if the clothes are wrinkled?

1, washing method: the clothes taken out of the closet have many creases. You can soak in water first, don't wring out the water, flatten the clothes when drying them, and dry them directly. Clothes will be smoother when they are dry.

2, hair dryer blowing method: when the clothes wrinkle, first spray some water on the wrinkled part, and then use a hair dryer to blow back and forth at a distance of 5 cm from the clothes until the wrinkled position is blown flat, and sometimes you can use a hair dryer to put the clothes on your body.

3, hot kettle ironing method: hot kettle can be used to iron clothes, when the kettle boils, put the wrinkled clothes at the mouth of the inner kettle, let the steam sprayed from the mouth of the kettle iron the wrinkled clothes. Tip: Be careful not to burn your hands.

4, shower steam ironing: the shower steam in the bathroom can iron wrinkled clothes, first hang the wrinkled clothes next to the shower in the bathroom, then turn on the hot water in the shower, and the clothes will be ironed by steam in a while.

5, steam iron ironing: Many clothing stores have steam irons, just hang the clothes on the hanger, connect the power of the steam iron, turn on the switch, and push the clothes twice with the handle, which is very convenient. This steam iron is also very suitable for home use, and can be put away in a small box when not in use.

6. Flattening of heavy objects: When clothes are creased, you can flatten them and put them on hardwood boards. After pressing with a heavy object for a period of time, the clothes will be flattened. The pressed object must be relatively heavy and flat to be useful. ?

Extended data:

First of all, for some ordinary clothes, after washing and drying, choose different ways according to different materials. Clothes like some shirts are best hung together with clothes so as not to wrinkle easily; For some cotton clothes, we can fold them regularly and put them in the wardrobe to ensure ventilation.

Secondly, for some high-grade clothes such as leather and silk, the slimmer they are, the less they can be put in plastic bags. Because things are sealed and can't touch the air, moisture will accumulate in them, and of course, enzymes will inevitably occur. Therefore, it is best to remove the plastic bag and cover it with paper towels before storing the clothes retrieved from the laundry. Put a little vinegar on the crease when you wear it, so it won't be so obvious. Before ironing, apply a little dilute vinegar to the crease with an old toothbrush, and then iron it at low temperature, which is almost invisible.