Most of my clothing is wrinkle resistant. Will I have a problem with my clothes coming out of the drying cycle wrinkled?
157797
My never have been. But I take them out and hang them up as soon as they are dry. Or they will wrinkle if you have to many clothes In there.
1519464
If folded the wrinkles needs to be ironed or steamed out but because of the tie dye look of the back drop it doesn't look bad with a little wrinkling. We keep it folded and just take a hand held steamer to the large creases. They come out easy. It's a great back drop
1374705
I just popped mine into the washing machine chose the regular cycle washed and hung them on the line on a very warm day no ironing required. Can,t help you with the dryer have not tried it but suspect there would be no problem as I have another cloth of similar material and have put it into the dryer.
310849
Yes. 1) Don't use the plastic hanger thing, it's a real pain. I just put a hanger on the little tabs/hooks that it goes on. That way it goes straight to the closet without risk of wrinkles 2) Let the shirt dry before you wear it. The wrinkles will start to show faster if you don't 3) Be careful, it's easy to burn yourself 4) Steam the sleeves on the outside first, then go from the inside out and move slow-ish 5) If you have shorts or jeans, hanging them is difficult. I usually put them onto a clean floor and steam them as if it were a board. Plus this helps you move around so your back doesn't hurt while standing there
265452
Yes, a bit. To prevent total wrinkling, take them out of dryer (not too hot a dryer) and fold immediately. Or....best is to line dry. they will look 'less polished'....but once you've slept on linen sheets, you won't want any other kind. I LOVE mine!! I got mine from http://www.sofiaslinen.com/
1835317
Yes, and I just did them in my new LG dryer on the correct setting, still wrinkled, but once you spread them out on the bed, they seem to relax (except for the top rim)Guess if we want the sheets our Mom's did for us, it is back to the ironing board as they are all cotton. I do however like the feel of them when in bed. (use little heat when drying)
1629895
I've sealed 7 bags and have only opend one.Was a little wrikle but hung the trousers up and in a few hours wrinkles were goneTo me the psace saved and the convenence was and is worth some wrinkles.Most of todays fabrics will smooth out after being hung up.
836629
It us not wrinkle free after wash. We use steam feature on dryer that works well though.
474060
The clothing will have the same wrinkles as they would without the bags. The bags just allow more clothes to be packed. They do not add wrinkles or prevent wrinkles. Just fold clothing as smooth as possible, suck the air out and the clothes stay exactly like that! You're going to have to repack to come home so plan on using a vacuum in Europe too or your clothes may not fit back in the suitcase. I love these bags but they don't prevent wrinkles.
1224941
Yes absolutely! Just make sure you have the stream of steam going before you touch the fabric as it can tend to spit hot water right at first. That being said I love mine for removing wrinkles from my garment's.
79884
Absolutely. My biggest complaint with this shirt is that when it comes back from the local laundry service in a bag with my other clothes it is wrinkled beyond recognition. Hand wash & air dry would be the best bet for this material. It's nice & light and should dry quickly.
289915
the directions say to wash on the gentle cycle, but i have just been washing them on normal with my other laundry. They have developed a slightly wrinkly appearance but are otherwise fine.
211514
I suppose it would depend on the type of fabric. If you are talking spandex or lycra or something like that, I would think no. If you are thinking jersey knit, possibly... I guess it would depend on how well whatever you are using holds a fold when it is ironed.
955183
I haven't found this true with all of my clothes, some are wrinkled, some aren't. I figure it's based on material and time spent stored. Most of it regains fluff after a good shake. Some things may need to be ironed in other cases.
1296362
Yes, they do tend to have some wrinkles in them. I mainly use these bags for camping so I'm not too concerned with some wrinkles. But if you are using them for business or for nicer clothes then you may want to have access to an iron if they come out with more winkles than you desire.
514526
I haven't ironed them. The material is very light which is why I LOVE this shirt so a light steam should deal with the wrinkles. Let us know if you do iron them. I don't find the creases or wrinkles to be that gnarly which is why I never bother with it. mahalo
1368912
After washing in cold water and hanging to dry, if badly wrinkled, I use my garment steamer. If you don't have a garment steamer, then you can also pull the shirt taunt and sort of "iron out" the creases with the palms of your hands while line drying. Hope this helps...