I'm terrible with laundry. It's probably my least favorite chore and having the machines down in the basement doesn't help any. Often our laundry gets left in the dryer or unfolded for a good while. This is so simple, but If your laundry has cooled down in the dryer and you want to save yourself some time and wrinkles, an easy tip is just to run the dryer again for a few minutes before pulling them out and folding or hanging right away. The quick spin will fluff and lift out wrinkles.
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and it even works when you do it 2 or 3 times! (i'm notorious for re-fluffing the clothes and then forgetting to take them out so I have to do it all over again!) :)
Posted by: Melissa | September 08, 2009 at 10:01 PM
If they are really wrinkled, and you are putting a new load in the washer, soak something from the dryer and run it again.
Posted by: erin | September 15, 2009 at 08:54 PM