Creases when you fold sheets and tablecloths - how do stop them?

[YouLukaAmazing]

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[thisisyesterday]

well, thgey'll always have creases where they're folded. I like that though, yhou can tell if something has been ironed if it has nice crisp creases.

[badgermonkey]

I like the creases too - in fact I iron my pillowcases, fold them, then run the iron over the folded ones again so the creases stand out. God, I'm sad! But you could roll them, I suppose?

[YouLukaAmazing]

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[Mumsnut]

Roll them?

[PrincessLayer]

You iron sheets?

Gosh.

[TheMadHouse]

You roll them or fold them gentle with acid free tissue paper

[YouLukaAmazing]

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[Flibbertyjibbet]

Just put it on the table in question and iron it flat in situ

disclaimer - I know nothing of this ironing of table cloths.

I got rid of the last one when ds1 was weaning and would pull the table cloth off. Sheets - I never even knew they could be ironed till I discovered mumsnet

[YouLukaAmazing]

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[thisisyesterday]

but even if you roll it surely you'll need to do at least one fold???

if you only roll it once then it'll be really really long won't it??

[psychomum5]

well, if you crumple into a teeny ball, then the folding lines won;t be noticable will they.

[snigger]

Fold them gently into three, lengthways, then hang them on trouser hangers - doesn't stop the creases completely, but helps.

I can only do this because I ruthlessly commandeer DSD's wardrobe space for tablecloths - Evil StepMotherhood has its own rewards.

[YouLukaAmazing]

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