Wrinkles in the back of your jeans?
Question:what can i do if the back of my jeans are always wrinkly when i put them on like startin at the knee and down , even if I iron it its still wrinkly
Answers:
Starch those puppies! Buy starch in the laundry section of your local Wal-mart t ype store and follow directions on the label or you can ruin your iron.
OR You can go to your local cleaners and request they launder them with medium starch. The starch should last through several of your home launderings too.
You can just get over it. First- they're jeans, so who cares if they are wrinkly? And second- when you sit down, it puts pressure on them, and makes wrinkles. Such is life.
I would dry them in the dryer after washing and remove promptly , then hang on a hanger with the pants clips.
Do not wad them up when you put them in the washer. Use Downy or another liquid fabric softener. Before putting them in the dryer, shake them out, and don't load the dryer too full. When they are slightly damp, take them out of the dryer and shake them out again. Then fold and hang.
After washing them, put them in the dryer for about 5-10 minutes to get them nice and warm and them hang them upside down from the hem using a skirt hanger. Gravity will help them to dry straighter with less wrinkles. Leaving them in the dryer longer tends to set the wrinkles in the jeans.
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