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Homemakers’ Items
If you press clothes “by the rules” you’ll find it much more effective.
Clothing specialists at VPI have these tips for various fabrics:
COTTON: Sponge lightly and press on right side, except on dark colors. Dark colors should be pressed on the wrong side and touched up on right, using cheese cloth to protect garment from iron and to prevent slick places. Use a hot iron, and press dry.
LINEN. Sponge lightly and press on wront side. Press dry. Use a hot iron. Linen can take the highest temperature on dial.
RAYON. Press on wrong side with low temperature. If moisture is needed, cover garment with dry press cloth and sponge lightly, or lay damp lighter muslin on dry press cloth. The steam gofcs through * the-" second press cloth without leaving a sheen. ”_
SILK. Press on wrong side,
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