Jeans are an indispensable item in the wardrobe of both women and men. Consisting of a dense fabric, they do not require delicate washing or ironing, which makes this clothing especially convenient and practical.
You will need
- - clothes pegs;
- - hair dryer;
- - iron;
- - oven.
Instruction manual
1
If you are not limited in time, let the jeans dry naturally. The best way is to hang them in the open air with clothespins. Just before that, it is better to turn the jeans inside out so that the outside retains its rich color longer and does not get dirty. Unable to hang them on the street, hang them at home near a working battery or in any other warm place.
2
When washing in the washing machine, use the light ironing mode and spin at a high number of turns. Since denim is a fairly dense material, it will not cause any harm to the trousers, in addition, it will squeeze out all the excess water, which will reduce the drying time.
3
When jeans need to be dried very quickly, use an oven. Turn on the oven, open the door and hang trousers on it. Turn them over periodically. Naturally, the oven should be very clean and not smell like baked food. To avoid getting burnt trousers, do not put them too close to the fire.
4
Use a hairdryer. Turn on hot air at full power and slowly sweep one part until it dries. This method is best used if you need to dry some part of the clothes, and not all of it. Otherwise, a lot of time will be spent on this, and your hand may get tired.
5
Iron your wet jeans with a warm iron. Only the temperature should be just warm, not hot, so that no white marks remain. First run the iron on one side several times, then on the other. Do this until the trousers are dry. Very wet jeans should be ironed a little to dry on the street or with the oven. Do not iron thin jersey-stretch, otherwise they may stretch a little under the influence of temperature. For more effective drying, the steamer on the iron must be turned off.
