Shirt press - how exactly do you work?

Shirt presses are popular variants of the ironing machines - but are mainly shirts and blouses, the garments to be ironed. But how do shirt-ironers stand out and how do you stand up to the iron? Let us learn with Dry Cleaners NYC.

How does a shirt press work?

Shirt presses are ironing machines with a shirt attachment. This shirt can be used to iron blouses as well as shirts. The procedure is always the same. First, the garment is pulled onto the ironing machine, aligned, and the sleeves of the inflatable bag are pulled through the sleeves of the garment. The garment is unclamped (some of our customers use only the front double clips) and the collar is set up and cocked.

The activated ironing machine presses the inflatable bag against the shirt from the inside and heats it up at the same time. As a result, the shirt is simultaneously pressed smoothly and dried over the heat.

What are the advantages of a shirt-shirt?

A shirt press has several advantages over an iron. The strongest advantage is the ironing itself. Ironing is no longer a job with a shirt press. A shirt is standardized pulled on the ironing doll and you get a neat ironing result.

While the shirt press works, you do not have to do anything yourself to influence the result. So you can do other things during the ironing process and save time. The most ideal other housework has been found, such as clearing the dishwasher or hanging the laundry.

Ironing dolls work with relatively low temperatures of a maximum of 65 ° C. This is much lower than the temperature of iron of 220 ° C. This lower temperature not only ensures energy savings but also for gentle treatment of the substance. Shiny areas cannot occur at 65 ° C, at 220 ° C already.

What are the limits of a shirt-maker?

By standardizing the ironing process, there are limits to the iron. Inflating the shirt from the inside results in no wrinkles remaining in the fabric. If such kinks are desired, you must once again with the iron to the fabric.

According to Dry Cleaners NYC, fabrics that are stretchy cannot be ironed with the shirt iron. Therefore, T-shirts - made of jersey fabrics - can be extended while ironing. Fortunately, such fabrics do not have to be ironed. Because there is an exciting connection between the elasticity and the susceptibility to wrinkling of fabrics: non-stretchy fabrics tend to wrinkle; stretchable fabrics, however, hardly tend to fold. So you can knock it out wet and hang it up to dry.