Wrinkled clothes not only affect the appearance of the clothes, but also may lower the overall image. At this time, the steam iron becomes a "savior". However, only by using the steam iron correctly can the clothes be smooth and new without damaging the fabric.
Before use, be sure to check the laundry label to identify the fabric material. For heat-resistant fabrics such as cotton and linen, choose the high temperature setting; while for delicate fabrics such as silk and wool, the low temperature setting is more suitable, otherwise the fabric will be easily damaged. Then, fill the iron water tank with an appropriate amount of water, but be careful not to exceed the maximum water level to avoid water leakage during use. Turn on the power, wait for the iron to preheat, and when the indicator light goes out, you can start ironing.
When ironing, lay the clothes flat on a flat, heat-resistant ironing board. Start from the details such as the collar and cuffs of the clothes, and then move to the main body. Hold the iron, keep a certain distance from the clothes, move slowly, and press the steam button as needed to allow the steam to penetrate the fabric evenly. For stubborn wrinkles, you can stay for a few more seconds, but avoid staying in the same position for a long time to prevent the clothes from being burned.
