Smock-type aprons
^
Iron smocks as you would a shirt.
Aprons with ties
^
Iron the ties one by one up to the bib,
then over the bib and up to the
waistband.
^
Then iron, in passes, up to the
waistband, or iron crosswise. Let the
bib hang over the left edge of the
roller.
Steam-pressing pants
^
Lay each pant leg separately on the
roller. Let the upper part hang down
over the left edge of the roller.
^ Cover with a damp cloth, then turn
the roller by hand until the part of the
pants to be pressed is covered by
the heater plate.
^ Press each leg from both sides
starting from the crease.
^
Iron the upper part from waistband to
inseam of pants and jeans in
sections. Set on a slow speed
Steam-pressing skirts
Skirts are best ironed without the feed
board, using the roller fully.
^
Pull the skirt over the roller from the
hem to the waistband.
^
Lay a damp cloth over it.
^
Iron each section of the skirt until
completed.
Ironing Tips
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