My cotton gets wrinkles if I don't use a fabric softener. I use Fleecy fabric softener in the rinse and don't have these problems.
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07/29/2009
If you are wearing a shirt that has just been taken out of the dryer, it won't look good all day. Especially if it is a 100% cotton shirt. A lot of its appearance is due to the fabric itself.
A shirt needs to be ironed.....especially the collar, the front placket where the buttons are, and the button holes.
Try using SIZING instead of spray starch. It is in the same section of the store as the starch.
But, to keep them looking their best, they need to be taken to the Cleaners. To cut down on expenses, have them cleaned, and laundered, then wash them yourself a couple of times. Then take them to the cleaners again.
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07/27/2009
Are you talking about a man's dress shirt? if it's all cotton they are hard to iron. Take them to the cleaners and have them laundered there if you want the shirts to look perfect. A cotton/poly blend fabric is easier to deal with.
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07/26/2009
I think you need a drip dry shirt, no ironing needed. They stay looking good all day, good luck.