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  1. #1
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Jun 2005
    Blue Mountains
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    If they're that bad, you could just fold them up and run the iron over the top of the folded sheet. I seem to remember mum doing this sometimes. There's no way I'd stuff around ironing whole sheets either.

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Nov 2006
    Somewhere Over The Rainbow
    3,094

    hmn - did you hang them up as soon as the wash was finished? I find that you really need to do that, and dont use they dryer - hang them nice and straight and it will really help!

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Oct 2008
    1,572

    If you have one pop them in the dryer for about 20 mins or less and then hang to dry, that helps out. Or I always use vinegar in my rince cycle in the washing machine and it makes everything, including sheets much softer afterwards. GL

  4. #4
    Registered User

    Oct 2006
    229

    I'm usually pretty good about hanging straight away - only because there is always a queue of washing waiting in the wings... I've tried the dryer which doesn't make much difference, and i'm not too keen on using it anyway unless it is raining etc. Money and energy sucker that I try to only use when necessary.

    i'll give the vinegar a go next wash - does it go in the detergent tray? i have a front loader.

  5. #5

    Oct 2005
    A Nestle Free Zone... What about YOU?
    5,374

    I think it's the nature of the beast.. My 1200 are the same - but I iron them because I like the look and feel - Like Liz suggested I fold them in half and iron - it takes all of 10 mins!

  6. #6
    BellyBelly Member
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    Dec 2008
    Paradise. QLD
    2,288

    ours crease easily. the fitted sheet isnt and issue it decreases after you put it on

    the top sheet i folda dn run teh iron over teh top then you also get that nice crease down teh middle to help when making the bed lol

    we use the dryer on crease free mode and it helps decrease the creases.

  7. #7
    Registered User

    Sep 2005
    In the middle of nowhere
    9,362

    I often turn my iron down and iron the fitted sheet while it's on the bed

  8. #8
    Registered User

    Apr 2009
    Addict-ville
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    You could try putting them in cold water after they've been washed then letting them drip dry. Its what I do when I dont want to Iron.

  9. #9
    Registered User

    Oct 2006
    Adelaide, SA
    3,962

    we use the dryer on crease free mode and it helps decrease the creases.
    Is there such a thing as crease free mode?? Does this eleviate the need to iron? Me thinks I need a new dryer if this is the case

  10. #10
    Platinum Member. Love a friend xxx

    Mar 2008
    Perth, WA
    1,225

    My mum has a crease free option on her dryer but I am not sure exactly what it does.


    We have no drier and I never use the iron so wouldn't know :-)

  11. #11
    Registered User

    Jul 2005
    Rural NSW
    6,975

    I love 1000 count sheets as well and find that if you can fold them as you take them off the line it helps.... at least loosely rather than just scrunching them back into the basket. I have king sized ones and have never ironed them all over either... well not properly... I have folded then ironed them after about 4 folds.
    I also don't use our dryer much: waaaay too expensive unless it's an emergency. On the whole I don't mind the slight creased look... it's worth it fr the feel of them.