Sir, I am glad to see somebody who understands and appreciates the pressed look. We seem to be a dwindling breed. They've gotten too expensive (for me) to send em out and I dont like to wear anything that hasn't been touched by the iron. Very much appreciated. Respect!
Thank you for putting this video out. This is how i was taught and we use to do it back in the 80s and 90s. back in those days, it was all about who had the best-ironed clothes with the sharpest creases!! Leaving the house without ironed clothes was a NO NO! I Still use this method because i have yet to find a pair of pants or shirt that they claim to be "no iron" or "wrinkle free" to satisfy me.
My dad does his every Sunday he dries his pants with pant stretchers/straightners and then goes through the starching process. Nice job and great video!!
Actually the better way is to fold your pants inside out and then spray them down with the sta flo mixture and let them thoroughly dry for 1-2 days, then fold them back in and iron your jeans with creases. When you do it this way you wont get any residue from the starch and your crease will be super sharp
@@weldingandstuff the longest part is wating for the pants to dry but once you do this, you can iron them at any times for the desire you want, and plus it significantly saves times when you are ready to iron
Great video, man! I’m not one who likes a crease in my jeans but it does look nice and I know plenty of guys do like ‘em thataway. I’m sure I can use your same methods on my Dockers, which is what I’m looking to do. Already bought that same starch so now I know I’m on the right track!
Back in the early 2000 living in the hood instead in Alabama instead of selling drugs. I would sell my services starching dboys pants and, shirts. Made a decent amount monthly to help mama pay the light bill.
I throw my husbands jeans in the dryer, and then the basket, and then he wears them. Never in my life would it have occured to me to iron, let alone starch a pair of jeans 🤷♀️ but, good info!
Are y'all from Houston because that sta-flo was a staple down here i remember in 96 6th grade spending 6 hours a pair they definitely stood up by themselves but i would put wax paper over the top after i sprayed it down heavy iron on top of that wax paper for a little pulling up on it every once in a while and you dont got to wait or get them flakes but thats what's up got let thus newer soft generation know the struggle and the real #tinmanwith creases
Do you really have to iron them to try and get all the starch out? Could you try and save time and just iron them until the wrinkles are out even if they’re still damp with starch in them
