Although there are people who enjoy ironing their clothes as a relaxation ritual, many others find this task tedious. It is true that there are certain ways to hang clothes to avoid having to iron them, but there are some items of clothing that do require ironing to be perfect, as is the case with shirts.
Shirts are especially prone to wrinkles and are also more complex to iron than a simple cotton T-shirt or jeans. The fabric usually has more marked wrinkles that are difficult to remove, having to insist a lot with the iron. Not to mention that the ironed areas practically wrinkle again as you iron the rest of the garment.
To ensure that your shirts are perfectly ironed, you should iron them as soon as possible after washing them, instead of piling them up for several days (or even weeks) with the rest of the clean clothes. In addition, it is imperative to adapt the temperature of the iron to the fabric of the garment. On the other hand, spraying water on the shirt or using an iron with steam will make ironing easier. A starch spray also perfects the result, but do not abuse the amount so as not to damage the fabric. Of course, the formula for success for a pristine shirt is knowing the correct order to iron it. Take good note.
