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Trying steaming it or it’ll have to be sent to dry cleaning
Light starch is what I use on my super heavy shirts. That’s why I need to look extra crispy sharp
Wait you can’t use starch with cotton?
I’m mean, I never iron my shirts anyway (CY shirts mostly, usually just hang after coming out of drier with occasional dry cleaning)
Thanks HC1, I'll try steaming tonight.
And yeah, the starch makes it too crisp, and makes it prone to many more wrinkles.
I starch 100% cotton all the time but don’t go overboard with it. Just try steaming as others have said
Oh so it's okay to lightly starch it? Yeah I went overboard last time.
I steamed it last night and wore it today, and it was mostly fine. Still a few sharp creases but steaming made a big difference. Thanks.