Top 10 Inspirational Female Athletes
Why Your Man Should Eat Less Meat & More Veggies
5 Second Rule -- Are Germs Good for Your Kid?
Snacks vs. Treats: There is a BIG Difference
Save Money and Help the Planet: Go Green This Month!
Is Buying Organic Really Worth the Cost?
follow us on twitter
Morguefile
You're invited to a wedding and have the perfect dress to wear. There's only one problem: the dress is silk and it has wrinkles. You have no clue what to do and no time to take it to a dry cleaner, so what's the solution? Removing wrinkles from a silk dress is not too complicated, and before you know it, you'll be dressed to perfection, ready for the big occasion...continues below
Turn the dress inside out. Silk is very delicate, and you want to work from the inside to avoid marring the sheen.
Preheat the iron to the lowest setting.
Arrange the top of the dress over the narrow end of an ironing board, smoothing out any folds or creases.
Place a clean thin towel (such as a dish towel) over the bodice of the dress.
Hold the hot surface of the iron one-half inch above the towel, moving it around the covered area until the wrinkles are released (about 30 seconds).
Shift the material to another area, working the bodice first, then the sleeves. Treat the skirt last; being careful not to crease or fold the areas you have already ironed.
Hang your dress on a padded hanger until you're ready to put it on.
Produced by: Demand Studio
