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How to Use an Ironing Board
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Using Starch When Ironing Dress Shirts
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How to Iron Cuffs of a Dress Shirt
How to Iron Sleeves of a Dress Shirt
How to Iron Shoulders of a Dress Shirt
How to Iron Under Buttons on a Dress Shirt
How to Iron the Right Side of a Dress Shirt
How to Iron the Back of a Dress Shirt
How to Iron the Left Side of a Dress Shirt
How to Hang Pressed Dress Shirt on a Hanger
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Summary: Learn how to iron the cuffs of a dress shirt for work or a job interview in this video with clothes ironing tips from our ironing expert.
With a double major in Psychology and Criminology, Ms. Leslie Moselle has experience in both the legal and child development field. Ms. Moselle has worked along side the Tampa,...read more
"Hi, my name is Leslie Moselle, and I'm from Tampa Florida, and on behalf of Expert Village, this is how to iron a dress shirt. Chapter seven, cuffs. There are two different ways you can iron the cuffs of your shirt, depending on the look that you like, or depending on how you typically iron your shirt. For this shirt it is a dress shirt, so most likely you're going to be ironing from the shoulder, all the way down, and there is going to be a crease. So it's not a problem to keep your cuffs buttoned up and just ironing flat over the cuff. Another way you can iron a cuff if you do not like that way is you unbutton it, open it up, and iron from one end to the other, if you don't like that crease on your cuff. Just because I already have it opened here, I'm going to show you that way so I don't have to rebutton it. Just add a nice light spray of starch and just iron from one end to the other, making sure that you iron until all the starch is gone. This gives you a nice look for your cuff. There aren't any lines on the cuff, there aren't any creases. Some people aren't as picky about it. Then you can just rebutton it and we can iron the rest of the sleeve later."
eHow Article: How to Iron Cuffs of a Dress Shirt
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