Cotton clothes are comfortable to wear, but they are difficult to iron and fold because cotton clothes shrink quickly after washing. That's why many people prefer to give these clothes to the laundry. But with the help of some measures, you can easily do this work at home and you will not have to spend any extra money on it.
Sprinkling water
First of all, spray water on your cotton clothes and then wrap them well and keep them for a minute. By sprinkling water, clothes get ironed well, especially cotton clothes. You should keep spraying water while ironing so that they do not get burnt.
Correct temperature
Cotton clothes can burn at high temperatures, but they cannot be ironed properly at low temperatures. Therefore you should be aware of their correct temperature. Generally, cotton clothes require temperatures more than 100 degrees centigrade and they can tolerate temperatures up to 220 degrees, but keep in mind that you must spray water.
Aluminum foil
A lot of wrinkles are visible on cotton clothes. For this, keep aluminum foil under them while ironing. With this, the clothes will be ironed properly from both sides and the wrinkles will also be removed.
Use of paper clip
Use paper clips on the clothes on which you want to make pleats. With this, the plates of the clothes will not move from their place and when you iron them, the plates will look perfect.
Embroidered clothes
To iron the clothes which have gota or pearls on them, first, turn them upside down. By doing this, the clothes appear properly ironed from the front and their embroidery also does not get spoiled.
(PC: Google)
