Never iron! The expert presents nine practical tips for reducing clothes, including adding ice to dryers
- Kegan Kimball, a London cleaning expert, gave his advice to save time
- When you blow an ice cube into the dryer, steam is generated to reduce wrinkles
- When ironing, place the paper under the laundry so that both sides are at the same time
A cleaning expert shared his practical advice to help you save time doing the housework by using only items that are already in your kitchen.
A simple, wrinkle-free garment is indispensable for an elegant wardrobe, but who has time to iron? At the same time boring and frustrating, it is one of the most hated jobs in the country.
Kegan Kimball from London , who works for laundry heap cleaning services, shared his best tips in exclusive statements to FEMAIL: Cost effective, quick and easy.
They contain everything from adding ice cubes to the dryer to reduce wrinkles on garments, including foil, up to half the ironing time.
Kegan Kimball from London, who works for Laundryheap's cleaning service, did his best to shorten ironing time. In the picture archive picture
1. SPRAY WITH VINEGAR AND WATER
This natural solution adapts to the owners of the most ecological clothes.
"This is for people who want to keep natural things," says Kegan. Pour a volume of white vinegar and three volumes of water into a spray bottle, shake and spray on the dry wrinkles. Let them dry.
"In the meantime, the wrinkles begin to disappear, and vinegar is also a natural disinfectant, so it's a great way to cool clothes between washes."
2. DISPOSAL OF ICE CUBE IN DRUM DRYER WITH CLOTHING
This quick tip saves you valuable minutes.
"If you're lucky enough to have a tumble dryer, throw an ice cube with dry clothes that should be crumpled and set the timer to ten minutes," the expert said.
"The heat melts the ice and releases steam, effectively reducing your clothes and continuing on to more important things."
3. PLACE SOME LEAVES UNDER YOUR CLOTHES WHEN YOU DISCOVER
This surprise trick is the best way to iron both sides of a garment at the same time.
"Another time-saving tip is to put a sheet of aluminum foil between your clothes and the ironing board," he said. "When you iron one side, the heat on the other side heats up."
"So you do not have to iron both sides, and you have the time you need to halve" ironing "garments.
4. CLOTHING CREATED AT THE OPENING ON A BOUILLOISE
Kegan also gave advice on how to make the most of kitchen utensils, including kettles.
"Put small, crumpled items like undershirts or silk shirts over the kettle while you bubble to create a hot burst of steam," he said.
Keep your hands away from steam or wear protective gloves to protect yourself from burns. Then enjoy your guilt and no wrinkles.
5. EASY MOISTURE AND DRY CLOTHING
"For a quick fix, go to your dryer," Kegan said. "To move the wrinkles quickly, hang them up and put some water on your wrinkles."
"Then quickly put your clothes on in a hot environment - water easily dissolves the material, while the hair dryer is the most advantageous and economical alternative to a portable steamer."
"Besides, it will be done in a few seconds and you can just put your clothes up.
6. USE HAIR RECTIFIER AT THE MOST BEAUTIFUL CREAM
This classic movement is very effective, according to the laundry expert.
"When most people are wrong, they try ironing a whole item with handy straighteners, but ultimately they're too small," Kegan said.
Instead, look for your most visible wrinkles and work them in. If your necks and cuffs are in good condition, you can fool everyone into thinking that the wrinkled look under your trusted pullover is too much.
He added, "Just be careful not to hold the straighteners too long, as the cut sleeves are not pretty."
Laundryheap's Kegan Kimball recommends placing an ice cube in the dryer to reduce ironing time. On the picture stock picture
7. Hang them hot from the dryer
A good tip to save time ironing is to quickly remove garments from the dryer.
"Folded clothes are nice and perfect for meetings, but if you want to keep your clothes wrinkle free longer, it's better to hang them up," Kegan said.
"Do it while you're still hot in the dryer, so you can manipulate it after it cools down. Seamless clothing and an easy-to-navigate wardrobe.
8. IRON UNDER THE SHOWER
Another advice of the expert is to iron in the shower. This is a great way to optimize your time.
"To avoid wrinkles, hang your clothes in the bathroom and shower hot," he says.
"Be sure to keep the windows closed to get the same benefits as a steam iron without having to turn one on."
9. DO NOT LEAVE DRY CLOTHES BEFORE IRONING
For those of us who do not have a tumble dryer and let the clothes dry on a clothes rack, there is no need to wait with the ironing until the items are completely dry.
"The next time you dry your clothes, either with a tumble dryer or a clothes rack, do not allow them to dry completely before ironing," Kegan said.
He added, "Do not let the hissing of the iron touch the cloth discourage you, residual moisture works wonders to create steam that better eliminates wrinkles and keeps them longer."
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