5 Tips Guaranteed to Save Time and Improve Quality Ironing

Follow these basic tips and you will improve your ironing AND you'll save time doing it.

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I never in my life thought I would be watching an ironing instructional video. Yet here I am on a Sunday morning.

[axelvnk]

These are actually really good, thanks Dr clean! :D

[MsCheesemonster]

Thanks. First ironing video I’ve watched that doesn’t rehash the same old ironing tips. These were actually new and useful to me.

[bhavesvariradhikad.d.]

1- as you iron move forwards and back
2- use your hands to feel the fabric and remove all creases
3 - fix all creases from within
4- move around the board
5- pull things towards you

[nordenlashangderpalama]

Thank you very much for the video. I am looking to join British Army in the future and these videos are helping alot.

[syedtalalashraf]

After well over a decade of relying on the drier, I have found a love for ironing. This is a great primer !

[caraid]

the ironing with your hands first seems so obvious but I never thought of it before! thanks =) trying to take better care of my cltohes/ learning how to look more put together

[JellyWaltzov]

You have the most wonderful videos! So clear and easy to understand, and it doesn't hurt that you have a lovely voice. :-)

[sriharshacv]

I would appreciate specific tips on how to iron long sleeve shirts and upper part of trousers quick and easy. That is the only reason why I procrastinate.

[fattony]

Great advice, thank you. (By the way, your voice is panned hard left in the audio - you might want to address that.)

[RockTo]

So, how can you iron pleats then, if you can't iron on a crease?

[elizabethasoy]

Nice iron board and the electric iron....wow❤️

[charisstudent]

Very helpful. They are so easy to implement. I am still working to iron fitted sheets.

[BR]

thank you, no longer do i suffer from having to iron the same shirt twice

[marekkrakovsky]

Hah, people have been ironing for centuries and still no ironing house appliance available.

[kostashow]

What's the difference between a professional iron like this you are using and a high end steam ironing system of Braun/Philips/Tefal etc?? I read about the 8 bar pressure and the 150 gr of steam in the product sheets of these commercial ironing systems and i can't find any disadvantage over the "pro" system like this you are using. They are lighter and smaller (but i know that they are not gonna last 10-20 years like the pros :p )

[yojohnyyo]

the right side of my speakers are lonely

[manomahacouples]

I think u want to learn more from Tamilnadu people's