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How to iron clothes and not make them shiny.

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whiskygalore | 19:22 Wed 07th May 2003 | Home & Garden
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My mum passed on this information ages ago, but I've forgotten - I think it involves a teacloth. Anyway, I'll stop rambling and wait for your Reader's Digest-like solutions!
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Depends on the type of material. Some things you should iron inside out, others like trousers (pants) you should iron using a damp cloth .... a handkerchief is ideal. If you enter "ironing tips" in your search engine you will find lots of advice. Try this link for starters; http://www.rowentausa.com/irons/care_ironingtips_t
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23:04 Wed 07th May 2003
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A mate of mine used to use brown paper - the sort that is used for wrapping parcels. Seemed to work.
11:05 Thu 08th May 2003
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damp tea towel on top
07:41 Fri 09th May 2003
Avatar Image Catherine T
Iron your clothes inside out!!
04:53 Thu 19th Aug 2004
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just turn your clothes inside out before ironing
10:27 Sat 12th Aug 2006

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