Is it possible to create creases in pants? How?
1562831
It would be extremely tricky since there is no hard surface to "press" a crease. Even if you had one of those cushioned wall boards, I don't think you could steam a crisp crease.
1562832
No. This model does not come with an attachment to crease garments. You may try placing the garment on a carpeted, well vacuumed surface and folding the crease by hand and placing an object on to keep the intended area in place and steam while it is held in place. You may have to improvise as to what to use to keep it in place.
877402
They are shipped in bags folded. When you unfold them they do have creases. I would suggest wash them separate from each other and hang dry if you can. I can not remember if we put them in the dryer.
1785830
I have only use them with wet pants out of the washer and they and they work really good but if you want to use with dry pants you could you put them in the stretchers then mist them with a slight mist and they'll probably do the same thing. They work well for jeans and they put a nice crease in them look like they came out the cleaners
2033221
Yes they can but it requires that you actually fold them back up. It's not hard since the creases are already there and a pair of "sorta" old fashion clip clothespins are included. We did it for a few days but it's kind of a hassel.
155631
Mine was noit creased but I think if you lay it flat in the sun it may flatten out. Or, you could try a warm iron but iron on the fabric side. Be carefull. I sure hope this works for you.
590267
No the pants do not come hemmed, you will have to do that yourself or have someone do it for you.
39216
I haven't tried yet, since I just got my machine. While I was researching machines I found a you tube video demonstrating sewing a seam like jeans have on denim and then he folded it up twice like a hem and it sewed great.
904189
No it does not. You can refresh a crease with careful placement of pants. I had purchased for my daughter who wears a size 2 pant. The whole assembly was very flimsy and did a terrible job. I do not know how you would do larger size clothing on it. An ironing board or just hand-held steamer would give better results. I know there were some very good reviews but it didn't work for her. I returned it for refund.
1219311
Just an opinion, mind you, but wouldn't you rather have something less reflective (more of a mat finish)? Most likely it would work but the creases stand out for quite a while. If you leave it hanging they will eventually come out but won't be like a piece of canvas. Food for thought anyway.
2277139
I hang my cotton and or polyester pants on them and they haven't shown creases. My husband doesn't use them for his so I wouldn't know about wool pants.
688498
these are paper , and they do creases after unfolding. I would not recommend trying to iron them or anything since they are paper. They do have a nice weight to them, so I folded them up after xmas dinner and will use them again. I did use a decorative runner with it, so as to take away from the paper look.
2174752
It sounds like your ironing board surface is irregular, go out and buy a new board cover and I bet your unwanted creases will be gone.
1068180
I put my shirts on a clothes hanger and have not notice a crease... with the top piece of the dryer being adjustable I can raise it as high as I need for air to flow and the piece of clothing not hit the floor or ground
608492
Greetings, No attachment for creases. If you want a crease, you can put one in. I elect to remove creases, and it is no problem. Have not necessarily attempted to add a crease, but instead of hanging the garment, you could use an ironing board to designate your crease.
554514
I ordered 2 & they did not have creases. If they did I would ask to return them & order new ones.
1519464
If folded the wrinkles needs to be ironed or steamed out but because of the tie dye look of the back drop it doesn't look bad with a little wrinkling. We keep it folded and just take a hand held steamer to the large creases. They come out easy. It's a great back drop
1102937
I'm not sure why you'd want to mold these to shape with heat, I certainly wouldn't try. You see all those lines in the picture? Those are grooves in the knee pad that allow it to flex pretty readily. They're a type of foam rubber, so I wouldn't expose them to heat, so I have no idea how much heat they'd tolerate. And, finally, no; they're not FR. I'm not an expert in FR clothing, but isn't the FR-ness of protective clothing based on the external layer? Correct me if I'm wrong, but couldn't you basically wear napalm skivvies and not affect the Kcal rating of your FR clothing?