CUT your household chores, and spend more time relaxing with family and friends, with a bargain buy from Asda.
Ironing clothes can seem like an endless task, which takes up hours of your spare time.
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However, if you’ve ever dreamed of having crease free clothes, without the hassle of ironing, then your wish may have been granted.
Lenor Crease Releaser is described as an “iron in a bottle”, and promises to leave clothes smooth and wrinkle-less, with just a spray.
Simply spritz some of the product on to your freshly washed and dried clothes and bedding, and smooth out the fabric with your hands.
Then, hang up the items in your wardrobe and watch the creases melt away.
The product comes in a variety of refreshing scents, including Spring Awakening, meaning your clothes will be left smelling luxurious and fresh.
And it’s currently on sale at Asda, discounted from £3 to just £1.98.
How does Crease Releaser work?
Crease release sprays using chemicals to relax the fibres in fabric, making them more pliable.
The sprays work on a variety of materials, including silk and linen, and are perfect for saving time, or using when on the go.
More de-creasing hacks
f you don’t own an iron or simply can’t be bothered, digital department store Freemans has partnered with domestic cleaner Mariya Gurkova at home services business Fantastic Services to provide some top alternative hacks.
Mariya revealed that a damp towel and tumble dryer are all you need to mimic an iron.
She said: “Put the wrinkled item in the dryer with a damp towel or a few ice cubes and run it on medium heat for about 15 minutes.
“Steam will be generated inside the dryer by the moisture from the towel or ice cubes, which will help loosen the wrinkles and smooth out the fabric. When dried, fold immediately to avoid ironing.”
She added: “You can also use a hair dryer to remove last-minute wrinkles.
“Simply dampen the wrinkled area of the garment with water or a wrinkle-removing spray. Use the lowest setting and pull the fabric taut when drying.
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If you’re looking for a cheap clothes drying method – here’s a 4p hack that also helps reduce condensation and mould.
A cleaning pro has shared her top tips for drying laundry indoors without spending a penny – including her hanger hack.
One woman who’s never had a tumble dryer shares her hack to dry laundry quickly.
And have you tried the ‘burrito’ method to dry your clothes?
“Hair flat irons can help remove creases from small sections of clothing.”
Mariya also suggested that a hot cooking pot can be used to give your clothes a quick iron.
All you need to do is fill the pan with boiling water, let it heat up the pot and then pour it out. You can then use the base of the pot to smooth out your garments.
