Use a steamer
If you don’t have an iron, a clothes steamer can be a great alternative. Steamers are gentler on delicate fabrics and won’t leave scorch marks. Simply hang the garment and run the steamer over it, paying extra attention to the areas with the most wrinkles. The steam should relax the fibers and release the wrinkles.
Toss them in the dryer
If you need to quickly remove wrinkles from a garment, throw it in the dryer with a damp cloth or sock. Set the dryer to medium heat and let it run for 10-15 minutes. The moisture from the cloth or sock will create steam and help release the wrinkles. Be careful not to overdry the garment, as this can cause more wrinkles.
Hang them up
If you don’t have time to deal with wrinkles, simply hang the garment up in your bathroom while you take a shower. The steam from the shower will help relax the fibers and release wrinkles. For best results, close the bathroom door and allow the garment to hang for at least 15-20 minutes.
Use a hairdryer
If you need to remove wrinkles from a small area or a collar, use a hairdryer. Set the hairdryer to the medium heat and hold it about 6 inches away from the garment. Run the hairdryer over the wrinkled area while tugging gently on the fabric. This should help release the wrinkles.
Use a wrinkle-releasing spray
If you’re dealing with stubborn wrinkles, a wrinkle-releasing spray can be quite effective. Simply spray the garment with the solution, paying extra attention to the areas with the most wrinkles. Then, tug on the fabric to gently release the wrinkles. Be sure to use a light hand with the spray, as too much can leave a residue on the garment.
