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Since the dawn of time, men and women alike have preferred straight clothing over wrinkled clothing. Cave drawings uncovered in the Mesopotamian Desert wilderness show women heating rocks and rubbing them on fur clothing. Wrinkled clothing was actually an offense punishable by death in Hammurabi's Code. A recent archaeological discovery has uncovered the oldest laundromat in recorded history while excavating the ancient city of Ur. Cleverly named Laund-UR-mat, this laundromat, actually started by Abraham's youngest brother Ephraham, is historical proof that even thousands and thousands of years ago, human beings found ironing clothes inconvenient and tedious and that people would rather outsource ironing than take the time to do it at home. Fortunately, there is help for those of us that burn holes through shirts and ruin blouses. The experts at Expert Village have made an easy to follow and completely free video series to make ironing at home an option again.
In this free video series, watch as professional homemaker Marti Swanson teaches how to iron khakis pants without pleats.
"Hi, I'm Marti on behalf of expertvillage.com I'm going to share with you today how to iron a basic pair of khaki pants. Before we get going, the first thing you always want to do is check your label. It gives you the fabric contents in this case, it's 100% cotton. It also has a Dupont Teflon coating which helps against stains and wrinkles. In fact, it says it has a stain defender on it. Let me point out if you do have stains on your pants before you iron them, remove the stains with a stain remover but let that stain remover dry really well. Otherwise you might permanently stain your pants as well. I'm going to show you the basic process to ironing any type of pants in fact we have pleated pants, slacks and starch blue jeans that you can also look up on our site. The first thing you want to do is always start with your pants inside out, we are going to press the inner seams."
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