The sun-dried clothes are warm and smell of sunshine. But if the clothes become deformed after drying, it is really a headache. So why don’t you hang clothes out of shape?
Why don't you hang clothes out of shape? First of all, I recommend everyone to use S-shaped hangers. This adopts an S-shaped opening design, which is convenient to take and does not deform the clothes with a small neckline. When drying clothes, white clothes, light-colored clothes, woolen fabrics, nylon, etc. should be dried in a cool place; for knitted fabrics, new synthetic fibers, etc., you can gently tap with your hands to flatten the folds, arrange the shape, and dry it. It will reduce the risk of clothes being deformed. It saves time for ironing and the clothes feel better.
Why don't you hang clothes out of shape? Knitwear, etc. should be hung flat to dry; shirts, blouses, trousers, etc. (knitwear, please do not use hangers to dry) wrap towels on the hangers to make the hangers equal to the shoulder width of the clothes before drying; knitting with mesh and rags Products (please use a commercially available flattening-drying mesh bag, etc.) to flatten and dry. If the clothes have been dried, but are hung on the deformed clothes, stretch the clothes to the desired size on a large ironing table, and then order them with a pin, hang the iron in the air to fully apply steam, and then leave it to dry.