Introduction
Your waterproof jacket has been wrinkled, crinkled and creased. Ironing your jacket can help prevent creases that can lead to excessive wear in your jacket. Every jacket is different so you'll need to pay attention as you iron your jacket. Don't iron over drawcords, and watch for other closures that can create a bumpy ironing surface. Don't have an ironing board? No problem. Fold up a towel on a solid surface, such as a counter or table, to create a makeshift ironing board.
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Unzip your clean jacket and slide one half over your ironing board.
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Flatten your jacket with your hands.
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Lay a towel over the area of your jacket that you'll be ironing.
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Smooth the towel out with your hands.
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Starting near the center, iron the jacket in one smooth stroke running parallel to the zipper.
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Remove the towel from your jacket.
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Inspect your work.
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If it looks as though the iron did nothing, you can increase the heat of your iron by one setting and try ironing again.
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If your work looks good, position another section of the jacket flat on the ironing board, re-cover it with the towel and repeat the process until your whole jacket is wrinkle-free.
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13 comments
Thank you, good advice for younger generation who have clue.
Thank you - good reminder for the older generation who have lost their marbles
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