Do these wrinkle badly? I need to fold it and put it in storage on a weekly basis and would like to pull it out and use it without ironing again.
897152
If they are folded and stored properly you should not have any issues with wrinkles.
897153
I guess that depends on your level of formality. I use it for vendor events, so I yank it off the table and roll it in a ball and stuff it in a bag for the next use. Would I set a formal table on the wrinkles? No. But event to event the wrinkles don't bother me. It doesn't wrinkle like cotton would, for example, but I wouldn't wear it to church on Sunday if it was a blouse, either.
897154
No...I don't even iron it after drying in my dryer....love these tablecloths!
897155
I keep mine folded in a box and take it out for health fairs when I need it and it's never really wrinkled much. Nothing that doesn't fall out when it gets on the table. It's shape is a little awkward to fold but still workable.
897156
The table cloth does have some crease lines after folding, but I find they shake out pretty easy.
1629896
There will be wrinkles but the clothes started restoring back after taking out from the bags and should need ironing if not wrinkle free.
309288
They fold just fine, very flexible fabric despite keeping their form when upright. You could roll it up or just fold it up. I wouldn't say they are "wrinkle-proof," per se, but they don't seem to wrinkle easily.
706279
I have not washed mine yet, but I would think if you dry it on low just for a short time (maybe 10 mins) long enough to get the wrinkles out and then hang it back up damp, it should be fine. high heat , I think would shrink it. It will air dry the rest of the way.
1835318
Yes, they are somewhat wrinkled when they come out of the dryer, but like most sheets the more you use them the nicer they get. I'm a long time fan of percale.
1148121
I am not sure yet! I did put the fitted sheet in the dryer, sprinkled it with water and put it on a light setting to take out wrinkles when I took it out of the package. They came out good ,have not washed them yet as they are for a spare bedroom so not used all the time!
2068911
I have used them in both the washer and drier. Be aware though if the garment is thin and wrinkles you will dry wrinkles into the garment. If the clothing is a small item like socks or a larger item like a wool sweater that won't wrinkle it should dry fine. With larger items I would make sure to adjust the item a few times so that the middle doesn't stay damp. I am not the manufacture or a clothing specialist but what I'd like to think of is a professional house wife/mom.
799734
There were fold creases but I don't believe wrinkling was an issue. The sheets were folded and packed very well.
41825
Wash and wear. Do not wrinkle badly. They would press up nicely. These pants wear well.
265453
Yes they will look slightly wrinkled. The "less polished" look is a perfect description! I have washed mine several times and have not ironed at all. Probably never will.
1739677
Yes you can! The nice thing is that you won't have to iron them because they don't seem to wrinkle.
1782092
I only used it to ship some quilts. I don't think it would wrinkle them, however.
955183
I haven't found this true with all of my clothes, some are wrinkled, some aren't. I figure it's based on material and time spent stored. Most of it regains fluff after a good shake. Some things may need to be ironed in other cases.
1005140
If yu mean crinkle ! They must be washed in cold water and hanged dry. They dry fast and flat Do NOT use dryer Hope that helped
275226
I am using them to store for months...and also to pack with for moving...I have opened a couple to add to...and things didn't seemed to wrinkle much..but the items were not in for more than a couple days then...I think for the space savings it it worth it...I just take a wet cloth and put clothes in dryer for 20 mins or so...to get out wrinkles..
1322962
I assume you are using for storage, not travel. This depends on how much air you take out and somewhat how you press on the bag as it is deflated. I deflate the most with blankets, quilts and pillows. I used the small ones for hoodies, and fluffier clothes in the drawer. I did not use for finer clothing. I think certain clothes folded will come out wrinkled. I use them when I travel and manually push out the air, if I gently fold, lay in stack, then slide in bag, roll out air, the clothes come out looking fine. I always select clothes based on wrinkle potential at purchase. I just dont iron unless absolutely necessary.
41868
Yes, I dry them in the dryer on permanent press or delicate. You have to remove them promptly when done as they will wrinkle. That said I have left them in the dryer and after hanging them up they were fine.