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How to get wrinkles out of ties!!!

mrpologuy

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I bought a few tie son Ebay that have wrinkles on them and was wondering what is the best way to get them out. Somebody told me to roll them up and let them sit for a few days to get the wrinkle sout. Is that the best way? Thanks for the heelp!!!
 

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Hang them on a hanger and leave them in the bathroom when you take your next hot shower. (or use a steamer...)
 

Ivan Kipling

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Ties can be pressed with a very light touch . . . and underneath a pressing cloth.
 

soulstylist

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I heard something like ironing by pressing the tie against the iron - no idea how that could be done practically...
 

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