Ironing Tips! (Clean My Space)

If I want my clothes looking fresh, clean and perfectly pressed, nothing beats an iron - so this week we're showing some love for this handy laundry tool by sharing a few ironing tips and tricks!

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[giannaambrosi]

Melissa, I think a how to iron video, with tips about which clothing needs to be ironed, which clothing does not, how to go about it and alternatives, such as folding the clothes right out of the dryer, steamers etc would be incredibly helpful to a large part of your subscribers. Thanks !

[gaylemamabutterfly]

I love know just set up my board in front of the TV and have at it. I got one of those clothes steamer things and don't really like it that much....takes way too long to iron something. Best thing I ever saw was a friend would cover her kitchen table with a couple heavy quilts and just spread out a whole shirt and swish, swish, swish and she was done....she had 3 boys...4 if you count her hubby and their clothes always looked perfect. I asked her why not an ironing board and she said she had one but hadn't used it for years as it took too long. She was a mom who also worked full time.

[RoRoMajor-Win]

I’ve been watching Clean My Space videos for 7 1/2 years now, ever since I got married and wanted to impress my husband how well I can keep a house clean 😂. Anyways, I just looked how how to iron properly, and I’m so happily shocked that you guys made an ironing video too!!! 🙌🏻 this is awesome. I always trust your advice

[nicolearavena]

You should make a video on ironing men's dress shirts.. I hate ironing mostly because I don't know how to properly do it. It takes me forever and I wind up creating more wrinkles sometimes.. Thanks! Love your videos!

[AverageJaneReviews]

I guess everything in Canada is just way bigger, that ironing board is literally twice the size of mine! 😳

[suzannecampbell]

Nice job on this video. I'm probably one of the few people in this world that still like to iron and I do it on Sunday nights while watching TV, that's probably my best tip :-) I never heard of the foil wrapping of the ironing bosrd so I'm definitely excited to try that. Thank you!

[DreamClean]

Your videos are so often timely for me. I just started a new job and tried to iron for the first time today!

[dawnetodusksf]

Once again you have supplied me with tips I never would have  thought of - You are a GEM, Melissa!

[Alicia_the_short]

Thank you for the ironing tips! You're awesome Melissa!

[derpingotaku]

Just wanna put this out there. For someone who has almost zero knowledge in doing chores (me) these tips are very helpful. Thank you

[jackieschumacher]

Love the ironing board with the iron holder; where did you find it?

[makeupyourmind]

Every time I see your laundry room I get so envious! Room tour soon?

[elenasal]

Thank you! You helped me iron correctly. For years I haven't ironed, owned an iron or board. I have gotten away with non iron fabrics. I had to learn with child going to school. All schools in Australia have uniforms. But my LOs attending private school and I needed to get it right. For the first time I didn't get rid of one crease and create 5 more thank you!

[dianavillarreal]

I love the tin foil tip. I'm definitely gonna have to try that!

[changeing]

This was so cool. I now know how to iron. Thanks so much!

[rkm]

So many puns, I'm truly imPRESSED. **cough**

[BabyWate]

Hi Melissa, So I decided to try your tips to clean my iron with a paste of baking soda and water. To my surprise it works! It really really works. Thank you for sharing. If only I knew this years ago, I would have just clean it instead of buying a new iron.

[mdhargis]

Thank you so much, this was a great and helpful video ! This especially helped me, because I struggle with ironing .. 😨 lol

[mjones]

I love the BoNash ironing board covers. They are made with a space age fabric to reflect the heat and steam back to the surface. Iron both sides at once and also iron up to 6 layers at a time. Yes, quilters might want to iron 6 layers at a time. It is peal and stick, so a little bit tricky to put on, but way worth it.

[j.k.]

I loved this video! Ironing is the least agreable task for me, so your tips and tricks are very helpful, especially one with foil!
It would be great if you could tell more about ironing, for example, how to iron a long dress, fancy decorations or plates on skirts and sleeves, men shirts and trousers. And what steamer can you recommend as a replacement of an ordinary iron? Thank you))