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Preparing to Iron Clothes
How to Iron Fitted Sheets
How to Iron Flat Sheets & Pillowcases
How to Iron a Blouse
How to Iron a Skirt
How to Iron Pleats
How to Iron a Men's Button Down Shirt
How to Iron Men's Polo Shirt
How to Iron Slacks
How to Iron Denim
How to Iron a Law Enforcement Uniform
How to Iron Clothes Using Starch
How to Iron Delicate Silk Fabrics
How to Iron Synthetic Fabrics
How to Iron a Wedding Dress
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Learn how to iron pleats with expert step-by-step instruction in this free clothes ironing video clip.… More
Summary: Learn how to iron pleats with expert step-by-step instruction in this free clothes ironing video clip.
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"Hi this is Vickie Pavon on behalf of Expert Village this clip is on ironing pleats. To iron multiple pleats your going to fold your pleat, get it flat hold it with your hand, put your iron down and run along your pleat, just run to the end. If you have a second pleat and don't want go any further and don't want to harsh ending. Hold them both together once again and as you iron, instead of going to the edge move your iron over and go to your pleat that you want to continue with, this leaves a soft ending to your pleat as oppose to a hard end where it look like you have a dart. If you got a pocket next to your pleats you can iron all at the same time. Fold your pleats down, start at the top and just fold, roll your iron towards your pocket, your going straight down, go down your pleat. And now you have perfectly iron pleats. "
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