Does your tumble drier crease things?

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So everybody says to tumble clothes then as soon as it finishes remove things, shake and they won't need an iron. I tried this for the first time today with bedding. It took me twice as long as usual to iron it

Do you just shove it in when it's wet or do you shake it out do first?

Is your bedding pure cotton?

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Erm, I think I shook it first. Deff not pure cotton!

Depends on the material. Doesn't work for my bedding or shirts but most other things are fine.

If you overfill it it will crease no matter what. I have an enormous tumble drier but have learned the hard way not to fill it to capacity because it means more ironing.

I don't care if bedding comes out creased so long as it's dry. Once it's on the bed the creases disappear.
Who irons bedding?

Try using these spiky dryer balls. They reduce the drying time in the tumble dryer and make the washing much softer when it comes out - makes ironing easier or even unnecessary (although ironing bedding, with exception of pillowcases, is unnecessary in any case IMO!).

Who irons bedding?

Me have an iron setting on my dryer, and out the duvets come for a quick iron over before being put into their matching pillow cases or back on beds.

Cannot stand seeing creases on duvet covers (don't bother with sheets)

I also know I'm not the only one as I've seen others confess on housekeeping threads

I have an iron setting too! Never iron anything properly though.

Always iron bedding . Would hate to get into a wrinkled bed.

It depends on the setting. For example I don't use the extra dry setting on mine for bedding as it creases like buggery.
I iron everything except sheets.

What lolly said - if you overdry it you're buggered. Use a cupboard-dry or low heat setting. I iron virtually nothing and you wouldn't know.

I wouldn't want to go to the effort of stripping the bed only to have creased sheets!
Will stick with leaving them out to dry.

Mine doesn't but my old washer/dryer combi creased everything and made it crispy. Bloody horrible things washer/dryers

Ah mines a washer dryer. Maybe that's why?

I don't overfill, mine isn't a washer drier and I don't leave it sat in once finished....all still needs ironing (inc bedding, creased sheets-urgh).

Buy high thread-count pure cotton, the real stuff from somewhere like John Lewis (not the fake stuff from eBay etc). It doesn't need ironing.

I can't remember the last time I touched an iron because everything seems to come out the dryer ironed. It's great. Bedding, clothes etc all crease free. I never shake it out before shoving it in but I do take it out the dryer as soon as its finished & fold or put away on hangers.