How to iron khakis without crease Videos

• 1. Ironing Trousers with Creases - DrClean
• 2. How to get creases out of clothing without an iron
• 3. Travel Tips: How to Pack to Avoid Wrinkled Clothes
• 4. Air cadet instructional video: How to iron your combat trousers
• 5. How to Iron Clothes : How to Iron Wrinkles Out of Pants
• 6. Pfaff Integrated Ironing System - Putting a crease into trousers
• 7. How to Get Wrinkles out of Polyester
• 8. How to fold pants to pack without wrinkling
• 9. Pack all of your clothes into one suitcase without wrinkles

Ironing Trousers with Creases - DrClean

User Comments

OdinsCloud commented on 10 Apr 2015

How about if the garments creases are incorrect that is not aligned as they should be, how do you determine where the creases should be, line them up and re-create them?

DrCleanUK commented on 10 Apr 2015

+OdinsCloud with most trousers a rule of thumb of the seams being together is a good one to follow. That isn't the case where the old crease may either show or is a permanent crease, in which case you have to follow the old crease.Permanent creases are often obvious by a resin along the crease line inside the trousers, or they are on polyester mix trousers but cotton or vivid colour trousers often lose their colour along the crease and therefore you have to follow the old markings.Hope that helps

How to get creases out of clothing without an iron

User Comments

naythechocolatehead commented on 17 Jun 2012

They are certainly top tips. I can't stop thinking about them.

Skeletonwitharaygun commented on 22 Jul 2012

No make a video where you take the shower. :D

1MinuteFlipDoc commented on 28 Jul 2011

how about we take a shower together? :)

Katie Kellogg commented on 14 Nov 2011

that is the world's ugliest dress

Michelle Lok commented on 14 Jul 2011

THANK YOU ! SO EASY ^^

Pinkspiderable commented on 11 Feb 2013

hmmmm arigato..

isabellamhf commented on 19 Apr 2013

thank you!

Travel Tips: How to Pack to Avoid Wrinkled Clothes

User Comments

Verolila commented on 30 Aug 2013

heyy how do you pack your shoes? specially those with heels? every time i travel i have the same problem because sometimes i arrive to my destination and they are all squeezed and loose their shape :( no one wants that happening to their heels right? help me! ps: i need to save A LOT of space because normally when i travel is from south america to europe since i live in both places depending on the season....

LorraineVirginie commented on 29 Aug 2013

I personally don't care much about wrinkles unless it's excessive, so for me rolling is worth the payoff because it gives you more space. Good to know though if you ever needed something ready to wear right upon arrival! Great experiment Sonia!

peacef77 commented on 30 Aug 2013

i think i have a simple tip to avoid wrinkles.. just let the cloth you're going to wear hung in the bathroom while you're taking shower. This is magic (somehow the steam from the shower can work wonders), my instant wrinkle free method! :)

lineggodoi commented on 01 Sep 2013

Hi Sonia! Please do a video showing your "walk around" bag on a trip... what to carry, if we should carry our most important personal belongings or should we leave at hostel / hostel... and how to carry the money! Thank you!!

UnderABlanketOfRice commented on 29 Aug 2013

Once again, awesome tips. Could you please help me out? I'm going away for about 6 weeks to Japan in January and I have now clue how to pack the amount of jackets, pants and termals to last. I would appreciate any tips.

DamonAndJo commented on 03 Sep 2013

Tiara, we're in school and we're also running a travel show! Check us out and let us know if you like our show! We release new episodes every Travel Tuesday!

Linea Fuglsig commented on 05 Sep 2013

You should make a video on packing for travelling doing winter time! I live in Denmark and I'm going to spend Christmas with some family in Canada.

DamonAndJo commented on 03 Sep 2013

Hey Liz! We film a travel show also and our plan is to come to Philly this Fall! Check out our channel and see if you like us!

Aparna A commented on 29 Aug 2013

thank you!! :) I tried rolling, this summer, while on holiday; worked for t shirts.. not really for cotton shirts, etc. :(

Jennifer T commented on 29 Aug 2013

I love your videos! I'm not much of a traveler but your videos are so fun. You have such a awesome personality. :o)

hellomrobinson commented on 03 Sep 2013

This was very informative! I'm preparing to study abroad in London in a few weeks and haven't packed a thing yet.

DamonAndJo commented on 03 Sep 2013

I would love your take on our show! we have a travel show as well and we release episodes every travel tuesday!

DamonAndJo commented on 03 Sep 2013

Hey! You might like our videos also!! We're really passionate about traveling and speaking different languages!

LiLo commented on 30 Aug 2013

not if you're travelling around and have to pack and unpack a lot. Or if you need something in the middle.

DamonAndJo commented on 03 Sep 2013

Maybe you could give us travel tips lol! we film a travel series too, check out our channel!

PrincessVictoriaM commented on 30 Aug 2013

I just pack a small travel steamer...duh. But Imlike how you did this video.

DamonAndJo commented on 03 Sep 2013

You might like our videos then! We also host a travel show! Check it out!!

Olga Piskun commented on 29 Aug 2013

Very interesting idea Sonia! I travel a lot so we'll use your advice soon))

jonboy700 commented on 02 Sep 2013

How's about the shrinkwrapped plastic bags? They're superb on one level!

DamonAndJo commented on 03 Sep 2013

you might love our travel show if you like this! watch our channel!

Spain-Travel-Videos-MagicalSpain.com commented on 13 Sep 2013

Thanks Sonia, great video. best from beautiful Spain :->

imNumber1995 commented on 07 Sep 2013

omg it was german!!^^

MyGoldenSparrow commented on 02 Sep 2013

Swedish in the beginning? :D Välkommen!

Osnapitzdeema commented on 30 Aug 2013

Sonia... Gotta love your videos :) xx

Coral TV commented on 12 Sep 2013

Another great video - Thanks Sonia!

Air cadet instructional video: How to iron your combat trousers

User Comments

Nicholas Lucchi commented on 26 Jul 2015

What about the DPM coat?

akash yadav commented on 24 Sep 2015

You wouldn't iron the coats

Abbi Rawlins commented on 25 Jun 2015

what to know if your new to cadets?

ACGaming commented on 26 Sep 2015

Depends on which cadets you're in.

David Bilcliffe commented on 07 Mar 2015

Hello, Please could you email International Air Cadet Training as we would like to review / feature some of your videos on our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/InternationalAirCadetTrng Email: [email protected] Thank you

embily07890 commented on 08 Mar 2015

Hey,As long as the video's are credited to Sergeant Wood of 367 Squadron (Get my little squadron on the map! :D) then I'm happy for you to share them on your page :)

Azariah x commented on 08 Nov 2014

i have just got a new skirt and i dont know how to fold the bottom and sew it. how do i do that if you know what i' m talking about?

Azariah x commented on 21 Nov 2014

Thank you I found what you were talking about just in time for an inspection☺️

embily07890 commented on 15 Nov 2014

+Azariah x I cheated and used something called Bondaweb, it looks like a lacey ribbon but if you iron it between fabrics it will stick them without stitches, it's much quicker too! 

How to Iron Clothes : How to Iron Wrinkles Out of Pants

User Comments

Sebastiaan Hols commented on 06 Jan 2010

This is spiritual.

Pfaff Integrated Ironing System - Putting a crease into trousers

How to Get Wrinkles out of Polyester

User Comments

DrkYaminoHikari commented on 23 Sep 2010

This would cost me a lot of quarters in the laundromat. Wouldn't it be easier to just spray with a mixture of starch and water, tug the wrinkle out and let it air dry. That works for me.

alan30189 commented on 11 Apr 2015

Is that pressing cloth anything special, or would just a thin, old piece of bed sheet do as well?

Los4Molinas925 commented on 12 Jun 2011

for really omg I just want the wrinkles out of my tablecloth shit

Kelley H commented on 14 Oct 2015

This makes no sense to me. Iron THEN wash ...huh?!

abcuuuu commented on 23 Sep 2010

5th hoooorah

hongkiOPPA commented on 26 Sep 2010

8th -.-?!

Demetrius Henry commented on 23 Sep 2010

second?

nugibassemand4ever commented on 23 Sep 2010

third?

the Weedlepot commented on 23 Sep 2010

first?

VaioFilms commented on 24 Sep 2010

6th?

How to fold pants to pack without wrinkling

User Comments

xel356 commented on 06 Nov 2013

Lol I think they were expecting more

sjlsharp commented on 06 Nov 2013

yes - simple

Andrew Ryan commented on 28 May 2015

it easy

Pack all of your clothes into one suitcase without wrinkles

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coralarch commented on 04 May 2013

Crikey- what sort of holiday are you packing for? Looks more like a business convention. My motto is, if I can't lift my luggage with one hand, something has to be jettisoned. I roll 3 T shirts, 3 jeans and 3 underpants like sausages, throw in one pair of shoes and my toiletries, and that's it. Anything I may need in an emergency, I buy at my destination. I've been world-travelling for 35 years through 50+ countries, and have never varied my plan.

Jackfruit Love commented on 15 Nov 2015

Clothes I need are all basic, I have 1-2 undergarments, 1 skirt, 3 t-shirt. 1 jacket if it's cold. Then toiletries are diy toothpaste in a travel size container, and toothbrush. Some sunglasses, and moisturizer. Then I have my phone, earphones, charger, wallet and passport. That's all I pack with me. I can fit it in a jansport and save so much space with this method, and nothing flys away.

Gil CJ commented on 07 May 2015

Pack some diapers and wet wipes in case you shit yourself on the airplane. I'm sure no one wants to take out their clean underwear even if it took only a second, to wear on your dirty buttocks before you took a shower. It wouldn't be a bad idea for women who don't/find it difficult to use tampons. But ideally hope no one needs or have to shit themselves on an airplane.

Christopher Nam commented on 16 Aug 2013

i dunno if i likes, yes its very efficient for packing and traveling, but then how about afterwards? What are you gonna do with that basically one giant bundle when you get to your destination? its gonna be alot of unraveling and tedious work to wrap everything back up (assuming you don't have the largest accomodations, tho if your in a hotel I guess its fine)

cwo12 commented on 08 Feb 2010

I'll be using this method for the carry-ons I take on my flights. Sometimes rolling everything up just doesn't work the best way all the time so this seems like a good alternative and I'll experiment with it. I'll be sure to keep all the TSA eye-catchers separate from the bundle in case they need to look at it, haha. Thanks very much for the tips.

spicecrop commented on 13 Sep 2011

That is the most efficient way to pack , but just like he says, if you need one item on the fly you are fucked because you have to unpack everything to get that one shirt or underwear. It is just not practical unless you are going to one place and unpacking all your shit and will not need anything along the way. like a cruse .

Craig Chapman commented on 13 Feb 2013

I packed a jacket, 4 shirts, 2 pairs of dress pants, jeans, and socks/underwear for 3 days into a 19" x 12" x 8" suitcase. Only the tail of my jacket got visibly wrinkled, and certainly not to the extent you would expect after having been stuffed in bag for 24 hours.

Saku commented on 05 May 2012

I wish I had found this video sooner!! 3 hours of packing and I was starting to take things out of my suitcase because it wouldn't fit. Till I found this video, and suddenly I was 80% clothes packed and had SO much more space! Thank you for posting this video :)

Marco Dias commented on 14 Aug 2010

Just tried and it's awsome! Besides the fact of packing light and avoid wrinkles, you can do it in a few minutes without switching this and that, putting something up or down, one side or the other. Just great!

liamdlo commented on 12 Mar 2012

@spicecrop you pack it up tie like this and have an emergancy set of drawers and shirt rolled alongside it takes up less space than a shoe and you can get to it in an emergancy

nifzeta commented on 25 Nov 2008

It's so easy that it's clever. I think I may use this sometime to see if it really works... but it makes so much sense, so I don't doubt that it would.

Carson Henry commented on 23 Sep 2009

I'm heading to a wedding this weekend and you just saved my life and about 100 bucks ( the cost of those fancy luggage carrier things)... You ROCK!!!

MissaCraze commented on 29 Jun 2010

This was really helpful and wow thats amazing that all of that fit into the tiny little bag... im going to try it for my up-coming trip!

coralarch commented on 26 Jul 2013

Of course it is. I wash my undies every day. So, there is always a wet one drying off, the ones I;m wearing, and a spare, dry one. Easy!

fung whyou commented on 13 Feb 2015

i don't know if you'd like you take the bundle stick it inside a trash bag insert vacum hose suck out all the air and reduce mass

HaySmoker commented on 26 Oct 2012

lol!! I'll try to shit before I leave .. thanks for the tips I like to bring a lot of crap and this saves space!

Justin J-Dawg Couch commented on 25 Jun 2011

thats exactly what goes through my mind when im packing my bag, "man i hope i dont shit myself!"

joaug commented on 30 Oct 2009

this must work, but after you'll have to spend like hours to undo all this stuff haha

imaginarydiva68 commented on 14 Apr 2009

"you better hope you dont sh*t on yourself." LMAO.. funniest line, but OHHH so true!

chetzalicious commented on 30 Oct 2009

lmfao "you'll bundle wrap your clothes too in your drawers!!" hahaah what a win

BeastyBruce commented on 28 Feb 2012

Thnx I'm going on a month trip and shit I'm packing a lot this will help thnx

Tinkuman28 commented on 25 Jul 2013

3 pairs of underpants? hope this plan isn't fixed for long-stay travel dude

SeveNTFE commented on 06 Dec 2012

got 3 days of clothes plus wedding gear in one suitcase...thanks

Wayne Terrell commented on 04 Jan 2013

This is the best packing video ever! It is extremely useful.

Craig Chapman commented on 13 Feb 2013

I forgot...plus a pair of shoes and toiletries, too.