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driveslowk
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why don't you just use the steamer to clear up your sinus
driveslowk
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haahahah
edit: tell me how it works out. i've been too lazy to iron for months
edit: tell me how it works out. i've been too lazy to iron for months
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Good cop - this has been on my list for some time but I haven't followed through. I need to get on it.Originally Posted by DLester
Is that a COMPLETE alternative to ironing? Just as good?
That would so be worth 150 dollars so I could stop hassling my girl about ironing my ****.
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^ That sounds like more work. Just use a spray bottle.
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Does not replace ironing only gets rid of wrinkles doesn't make them crispy fresh.Originally Posted by jet
Yeah **** is good if you're in a rush and need to get the wrinkles out whereas ironing takes forever.
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my secret to ironing:
if it is a shirt iron the collar, wear jacket/cardigan/sweater over the shirt and you are done
if it is pants, iron before wear every time so that the crease is still there, but still will take about 2-3 minutes
I don't iron anything else. I guess depending on the materials and construction you can stick something in the bathroom while you shower and that gets wrinkles out too. Be careful if you have a ****** suit though I guess.
also hang dry
if it is a shirt iron the collar, wear jacket/cardigan/sweater over the shirt and you are done
if it is pants, iron before wear every time so that the crease is still there, but still will take about 2-3 minutes
I don't iron anything else. I guess depending on the materials and construction you can stick something in the bathroom while you shower and that gets wrinkles out too. Be careful if you have a ****** suit though I guess.
also hang dry
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