Quick iron on many T-shirts
(Tried with a steam iron and twenty white T-shirts)
Who like me wearing his T-shirts rather than underwear, probably makes no effort with the ironing. For the most part, it is quite enough to smooth out the things after drying on a smooth surface and then put them together. If, on the other hand, you wear the T-shirt as outerwear, then you can not get around ironing.
Here is my compromise:
Smooth the first T-shirt with the "face" forward on the ironing board (only collar and chest area). Iron with steam only this area - the arms will come later. Put on the next T-shirt and do the same - and so on, depending on your speed, you'll make five to ten T-shirts, because we still need the heat and steam for the others
Tasks.
Now turn the entire pile. Fold as usual and smooth with your hands - if necessary keep it loose with the iron. Try it - sometimes you just have to smooth it out because the heat is enough to get our laundry into shape.
Who could follow my report to here mentally notes that the abdominal area is still unprocessed, since so far the lower part of the ironing board hung down (unfortunately I can not attach a drawing), but it behaves just like with the sleeves - the through The steam iron generates heat and moisture and our smoothing is enough to make our T-shirts sufficiently smooth.
