How Do You Get The Wrinkles Out Of Your Clothes?

**GoldenRichards** · 04-03-11, 08:22 AM

I make use of an iron

**doublej95** · 04-03-11, 08:39 AM

D. for work
A. for going out.

**ROGUE63** · 04-03-11, 08:49 AM

who the hell irons anymore? and buy clothes that never need it they come with wrinkles

**Skidcom** · 04-03-11, 08:52 AM

Hang up in shower. steam them

**GmCrazy** · 04-03-11, 08:52 AM

Three answers should be: Dry cleaners, girlfriend or wife. lol

**katstale** · 04-03-11, 09:12 AM

Pop and go works for me always. Don't even own a suit now.

**ngates815** · 04-03-11, 09:16 AM

Toss them at my girlfriend. Not sure what she does to get them out.

**Hazious** · 04-03-11, 09:41 AM

Vinigar in with the washing soap

**MadTiger** · 04-03-11, 09:41 AM

99% b.
0.99% a.
0.01% c.

= 100%

**dngf** · 04-03-11, 09:53 AM

doesn't hurt that bad to iron them. dry cleaners usually though

**Fischnasty** · 04-03-11, 09:59 AM

i think the wrinkles add nicely to the clothes i wear

**slatter** · 04-03-11, 10:00 AM

A good (lazy) trick is to hang up the wrinkled clothes in the bathroom while you steam the place up taking a shower. Tends to loosen up the wrinkles. But if something is SUPER wrinkled, it won't work.

**Dutch** · 04-03-11, 10:01 AM

Splash a little water on them and throw them in the dryer. Easy peasy.

**wonderyears** · 04-03-11, 10:13 AM

D for the most part, A if its some formal shit and I need to be unwrinkled.

**ROYAJA8** · 04-03-11, 10:44 AM

Iron that shit don't be lazy.

**stc1709** · 04-03-11, 10:57 AM

i do whatever im in the mood for lol

jw · 04-03-11, 11:07 AM

B - My dryer leaves everything i put in it wrinkle free ... ?
As long as I hang it up as soon as the dryer has finished .. I never have to iron anything .. shirts, t-shirts, everything .. I wear dress trousers so infrequently nowadays that I just have them dry-cleaned after whatever wedding/funeral/event/function I have been to. Its got to be about 10 years since i last used an iron.

**Robber** · 04-03-11, 11:40 AM

i usually go with d.

**Grits n' Gravy** · 04-03-11, 12:19 PM

drycleaning suits on a regular basis ruins them. use a steamer to take wrinkles out of pants. wool suit jackets shouldn't have wrinkle problems anyways.

**poochiecollins** · 04-03-11, 08:31 PM

As an ironing newbie, I got a big water stain on a leather jacket. How can cloth even get a water stain?! ****!!

**InTheDrink** · 04-03-11, 08:59 PM

what a bunch of classless stiffs....mix in an iron you slobs

a pass for those who dry clean or get a broad to do it

and 90% of stuff that's wrinkle free is garbage

**ouman101** · 04-03-11, 10:11 PM

Iron or throw it in the dryer for a little bit

**cockblocker** · 04-03-11, 10:35 PM

Best suggestion- Put in dryer with a wet towel or shirt for about 5 to 10 mins. Wrinkles will disappear and clothes look great.

**pinchylarue** · 04-03-11, 11:01 PM

iron bro

**chemicalbrother** · 04-03-11, 11:01 PM

wrinkle-remover in the dryer, then iron.

**Cuse0323** · 04-03-11, 11:04 PM

I just take em out of the dryer right away.

**Naz18** · 04-04-11, 02:48 AM

Usually just use the dryer....of course if it's a special occasion then I will use an Iron.

**dizzy_7** · 04-04-11, 04:41 AM

Where dry cleaning can become expensive, it is just damn convenient...

**brucethebear** · 04-04-11, 05:15 AM

Most of my stuff is fine off the line as long as you hang it straight away.
Only use the dryer when the weather is bad.