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wrinkled skortOne of my pet peeves is wrinkled clothing. I really despise going into the dryer and finding my shirts and skirts a wrinkled mess. It always happens to me at the worst possible moment too, like when I have somewhere to go. I really don't have time to drag out the iron to make the shirt look perfect, so I have to find a shirt I really didn't have my heart set on wearing.

Considering that my almost 3 year old keeps me running, I don't always get the clothes folded and hung up right away, so they almost always end up needing to be ironed. That isn't always convenient, as my daughter loves to get into things she shouldn't when she sees I am busy. Thanks to TipNuts great tips on how to make homemade wrinkle release, I don't have to get peeved anymore. A little fabric softener and water mixed in a bottle with a fine mist spray nozzle, a little tugging and pulling on the wrinkled item, and letting it dry overnight will definitely put a smile on my face!

Thanks to all the wrinkle release recipes on TipNut, I might just forget to fold clothes all the time. That way, I won't feel so guilty if I ruin one of my husband's favorite shirts just because I drop the iron on it when our daughter decides to flush the cat down the toilet.


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