Whats the best way to get wrinkles out of clothes?

Question

I take my clothes out of the dryer and they are wrinkled. whats the best way to get the wrinkles out? do i really have to iron each piece?

Answer 1

iron it or steam it...
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Answer 2

If you don't have an iron, then take one article of clothing at a time and put it back in the dryer with a damp towel for about 10 minutes and it should get most the wrinkles out.

Answer 3

Some things HAVE to be ironed; those are the things that end up in the bottom of my closet that I never wear! Seriously, you have to get everything out and put it on hangers as soon as the dryer stops or they'll wrinkle. If you wait even 2 or 3 minutes they'll start looking wrinkled. Get everything out ASAP!

Answer 4

You need to take them out as soon as the dryer stops and fold them while they're still warm. If that isn't possible, then invest in some Downy Wrinkle Releaser--it's in the laundry aisle at grocery stores and Wal-Mart. You spray some on the clothes, then brush the clothes with your hand to make the wrinkles go away.

Answer 5

Most clothes require little or no ironing. You may have your dryer set too hot (this especially happens with gas dryers)...also they have to be completely dry when you take them out of the dryer...and should be removed as soon as the dryer stops, because if they lay in the stopped dryer they will wrinkle

Answer 6

Iron. If not,hang it the bathroom. The steam will smooth it out when you take a shower. Another good trick is to put it under the mattress.

But the best is, if you put it in the dryer, smooth it out and hang it immediately in a hanger once dry. Don't leave it crumpled in the laundry basket. For delicates, just wash under gentle cycle lay flat to dry or hang, don't
put in the dryer. I don't handwash except to remove an immediate stain. Put for dry cleanerable clothes in this recommended dry cleaner bag and put in the dryer. You'll save a lot of money from dry cleaning.

I also found that just by putting it in the dryer under air fluff cycle with a fabric softener takes the smoke, hair, lint, sweat and smell inherent in the clothes.

As you can see I hate ironing and always find and create ways for shortcuts. Even for soiled clothes,I hang it immediately till i'm ready to wash or clean it.

Answer 7

In my experience, the longer clothes sit in the dryer after they are done, the more wrinkley they get. You can also hang them up to dry (this is especially good for black clothes, as they stay blacker longer when they aren't put in the dryer.
But some clothes (ie: courduroy pants) get more wrinkled when you hang them up, so just pay attention to what works. Hopefully it doesn't come to ironing, because ironing sucks.

Answer 8

well, i know that my dryer has a "Wrinkle Removing" setting. if nothing else, take 2 or 3 of the items you want to dewrinkle, put them in the dryer with a wet washcloth and set the dryer on medium heat for about 15 minutes and then with no heat for 5 minutes. your clothes should come out lookin fresh.

Answer 9

Iron it or buy clothes that don't wrinkle. or you could just put them on hangers as soon as they get out of the dryer.

Answer 10

Yup you have to iron it.
If you dun wanna iron too much, dun put your clothes into the dryer. Juz hang them til they get dry after you wash it, and pull a bit on the sides to make them more straight. When they got dry, you won't get wrinkles anymore ;-)

Answer 11

You have to get them the second the dryer stops and hang them neatly on hangers and most of the wrinkles fall out.