How to Iron a Shirt Like a Pro - The Quickest Step-by-Step Guide

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In less than 3 minutes, we'll show you everything you need to know to iron your dress shirts like a professional. Spray starch is the best way to get your ironing done quickly and maintain that clean, wrinkle-free finish throughout the day. For a soft, flexible hold that won't flake, use Faultless Premium Spray Starch: faultless.com/....

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@blakefranklin3215 7 лет назад

Thank you for being the first result that actually explains how to use starch while ironing dress shirts.

@faultlessstarch 7 лет назад

Thanks for watching the video - hope it helps!

@beverleycollins1865 7 лет назад

Blake Franklin o

@felixG83 5 лет назад

THIS!!

@candacefox6073 2 года назад

I learned a lot of new things!

@MsChantalm 5 лет назад

So..: Collar Shoulder Cuffs Sleaves Back Then front And youre done Thank you so much!

@kirbylee57 3 года назад

Now I wonder what kept that shirt from falling off the ironing board when he just had the sleeve on the board. I'd have to nail my shirt on there to make it stick that good.

@MsChantalm 5 лет назад

Need one like this for pants

@lolabailey8298 7 лет назад

perfectly done ,that's exactly how i do it as.well .

@binaryvenus5432 7 лет назад

thanks fast clear and informative.

@thecreationofalex_starboy1385 Год назад

Thank you so much for this video

@joecodes2737 6 лет назад

should be ironing the cuffs first as it does not spoil the collar since the collars have wider area than sleeves.

@jayneweaver8695 2 года назад

Thank you so much!

@definitehotshotwill 4 года назад

I iron my shirt the same way but when i put it on it gets wrinkled. Why is that?

@AKsizzle47 4 года назад

heat might be too low

@nicholasosczypko2248 5 лет назад

No one ever talks about the double crease at the top centre back of the shirt....

@cynthiacarter9592 3 года назад

Could you do a video like this one for king size sheets? I love starched and ironed sheets, but the process exhausts me. Hoping there is a better way. Thanks!