Travel Clothes Steamer

[Tiggipaws]

Hello

 

Can only find posts from years ago. Are they still banned?

 

Thanks

[Krazy Kruizers]

Yes

[Tiggipaws]

Thanks, I'll just have to stay wrinkley then as I don't have much luck with those wrinkle sprays. Although I have just found a spray you can make yourself which supposedly works.

[VennDiagram]

Thanks, I'll just have to stay wrinkley then as I don't have much luck with those wrinkle sprays. Although I have just found a spray you can make yourself which supposedly works.

 

I get the bathroom nice and steamy, and hang stuff in there. I find that works really well for natural fabrics, less well for synthetics.

[cccole]

One other thing I have done is get the fabric a bit damp and then use a hair dryer while pulling on the fabric. This takes out light wrinkles but not a fix for things needing a proper ironing. Cherie

[DeeniEncinitas]

For what it’s worth. My hair dryer works great on my rayon and cotton. As said steaming the shower up and door shut helps clothes like suits etc.

Hope this helps.

Denise:)

PS my husband will hold one side of clothing and I hold it he other side tight and use the dryer close to fabric and blow dry.

[Tiggipaws]

Thanks. Looks like a combition of steam and hairdryer then

[kenevenpar]

Downy Wrinkle Release works pretty good on most things.

 

I usually just send out stuff that really needs it for pressing. Don't forget, everybody's clothes will get wrinkled to some extent, so don't worry.

[charisma_48423]

Spray with downy wrinkle release and blow dry while still damp....works like a charm.....also, if you place your clothes in a zip lock bag and leave just a little air in it they won't wrinkle.....I put DH's dress shirts folded in a gallon bag. You can use the larger bags from the dollar store for long formal dresses etc....