We know, ironing is one of the jobs you hate the most. Like, after all, most. And you are probably not the only one in this world who lets the days go by, the washed clothes are collected and in the end you have made a mountain of iron.
And yes, that's one of the mistakes you make with ironing. See below, what are the three most common mistakes and what to look out for:
Leave the delicate clothes for last
Many do. But it is better to start ironing with fabrics that need low temperature, such as silk. And then continue with the cotton and linen.
Leave the clothes for days ironed
The fresher they are, the better and easier it will be for you when you iron them. In fact, it is better to be very slightly fresh so that they can be ironed more easily.
Use tap water
The truth is that the latest technology irons can "withstand" tap water. If the water you have in your area is not "hard", there is no reason to use distilled water for your ironing. However, if the water is "hard", then you can put half-half.