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I have discovered the joy of having no clothes you need to iron. That’s real progress!

• codazoda 5y ago
  I buy a lot of black 100% polyester t-shirts for this reason. They don't need to be ironed and I don't have to decide what I'm wearing for the day.
  • freeplay 5y ago
    Nothing more comfortable than a nice plastic shirt
    • 867-5309 5y ago
      the dolphins disagree
      • WJW 5y ago
        Dolphins don't wear shirts so they're hardly experts on the subject.
        • 867-5309 5y ago
          *shouldn't
    • DiffEq 5y ago
      These can be real problems when subject to a heat flash from a nuclear blast. They tend to melt right on you rather than block the heat.
      • deleted 5y ago
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      • ackbar03 5y ago
        I guess he better stay away from nuclear blasts then
• zo1 5y ago
  Also realizing that a lot of times you don't need to iron something at all. Fold it nicely, or hang it up to dry without creases and you'd be amazed at how good it looks without ironing. Short of formal work clothes, I don't have anything that needs ironing.
  • squarefoot 5y ago
    My idea years ago, if human shaped and sized balloons were easily available, was to put clothes on one, then inflate it until it gently keeps clothes tight, then wait for them to dry. I could never test it however.
    • Moru 5y ago
      Well, there is this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aR_o-Y7Mpo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aR_o-Y7Mpo
    • deleted 5y ago
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