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Making Second Hand Clothes Look New

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Date: 10/12/2004  
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My kids wear hand-me-down and second hand T-shirts, pants and shorts. To keep them from looking like what they are, I iron (even the T-shirts) with store brand wrinkle release spray. The clothes end up looking crisp and brand new. I use an old pillow case to cover T-shirt decals to keep them from melting to the iron.

Then make sure to hang the T-shirts on hangers instead of folding them.

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By sue (Guest Post)
I'm just curious, do you iron them every time after you wash them, or just the once?

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