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Extra motions tire you, sc have laundry organized ant close at hand. A laundry car will lessen reaching and stoo{ ing. Divide it with cardboard then keep damp items on one side, finished on the other After ironing, roll the car wherever clean clothes ar< stored. Moisture and heat do the job no pressure. . so don't weaj yourself out bearing down or the iron. Use Iona, smootl strokes, and don’twasteeffor consider what is Important then iron only things tha really need it. Tomorrow is another day To pick up speed, repea the same movements. . iroi all flat pieces, then all th( shirts, all dresses, all pants and son on. Do ‘'showie" piece! first while you still have energy to be fussy. Then give a quick once-over to sleej wear and other less lmportan items. You don’t need to iroi everything bone dry. Onc< wrinkles are pressed out hang garments carefully to finisl drying around zippers plackets, and other thicl layers. Hometnaking Hints Since the first part of m> column this week is full oi homemaking hints for the homemaker who needs to make her ironing day brighter, ] won’t confuse you by offering anymore hints. Ironing is the one task I hear more womer complain about than any other, If you will apply some of the practices mentioned above yoi can make ironing a pleasam rather than a dreaded task,
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