I am Wrinkled, Let Me Fluff for 15

I hang my towels and sheets out to dry in the summer months. They get a quick fluff to get rid of the pollen and to also soften them up a bit.

I often wish I had a tumble dryer but I really can't justify the expense when the sun dries the clothes so quickly. However my towels would benefit from a nice fluff up.

@jaboUK, I wish I had someone coming and doing the stuff that I hate doing.

@LadyDuck I had a client who requested that I do some ironing for her. She asked me if I knew how to use an iron. I rolled my eyes at that one. My grandmother took in other people's ironing to make extra money. We loved to help her out. She taught us early how to use the sprinkle bottle and iron out the clothes. That was in the good old days when everything was hung out on the line to dry.

I love ironing too but I don't iron underwear and socks anymore. They do just as well with a firm folding.

@41CombedaleRoad Socks? Surely you never ironed socks?

@ElusiveButterfly Nope, that wouldn't be fun!

@peavey that made me despise ironing even more.

The last time I had to iron clothes for a client, it was 90 degrees and humid. The sweat was pouring off me. Not a lot of fun.

I do the same but then I use the iron.

If I catch the dryer in time, I too hang them right up. However, when I put them in and forget about them, I fluff them up.

I have used a damp hand towel or washcloth too.

@Jessicalynnt when it comes to dewrinkling cloth of any type, I will do whatever gets the job done. Um, even washed a load on a short cycle and started over. LOL

@ElusiveButterfly seems to help, like the lazy man's steaming

You could probably go to a Goodwill or other thrift shop and get it for cheap.

@CRK109 I find no need for mine. But, you know if I ever got rid of it I would need to have one!

@ElusiveButterfly That's true, I hadn't thought of that! Well, time will let me know if fluffing is good enough for me. I suspect it just might be. :)

I ironed my childrens clothing when needed. Most of the clothes I had for them was wash and wear.

I would be lost without my washer and dryer.

Most of our clothes are hung on hangers. Hubby's jean are kept in the dresser. They are too heavy to hang up.

When I am at a client's home and have to go to the laundry mat, it is a pain in the butt to time it just right to be there when the dryer stops. One client insisted I iron all of her clothes. Ugh. There wasn't even a wrinkle to be seen.

I think mine is at the bottom of the linen closet, hidden in the back of the steamer.

Some like to do it, some don't. I have to say there is some satisfaction in getting a cotton shirt looking quite crisp after ironing it. Glad I don't have any to iron. LOL

@ElusiveButterfly Lol!

When I am sewing I use it more often to press out the seams. Haven't sewn in a while either.

@ElusiveButterfly Other than the pillows I made everyone at Christmas, I haven't done that either in years.

I so agree.

LOL, never thought about the curling iron. That is a good idea!

The electric bill will most likely be just as high to put the dryer back on to fluff the clothes.