BigDuke634
New in Town
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- 16
- Location
- Georgetown KY
I would think a good dry cleaner can take the creases out.
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Grandpa's Uniform Rejuvenated
- Thread starter BigDuke634
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floatinjoe
Familiar Face
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- 70
- Location
- Alexandria, VA
I take my current uniforms to the dry cleaners all the time and I've seen the job they do on them (and yes, I've tried a bunch of different ones, I'm just not overly impressed).
I'm looking for more of a done at home job. I just need to relax the material.
Mike
I'm looking for more of a done at home job. I just need to relax the material.
Mike
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Just a thought
At home, you can carefully carefully carefully use a steam iron with a presscloth (terrycloth face cloth) between the iron and the uniform. Little by little, checking often, they should press out.
To find a dry cleaner that can handle aged items with care, call a nearby antiques dealer who deals in textiles. They'll have a favorite to suggest.
At home, you can carefully carefully carefully use a steam iron with a presscloth (terrycloth face cloth) between the iron and the uniform. Little by little, checking often, they should press out.
To find a dry cleaner that can handle aged items with care, call a nearby antiques dealer who deals in textiles. They'll have a favorite to suggest.
