kayakjohnny
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Thu Apr-01-10 08:14 PM
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Do you use body heat to iron your clothes? |
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I do. If something's wrinkled, I just put it on and in no time my body heat and the humidity of Florida just seems to iron it all out, worry free.
It is just me?
Or is this rather conventional?
Works best with cotton t-shirts about mid-July.
Cheers.
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betharina
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Thu Apr-01-10 08:20 PM
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because i never iron anything. ever.
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Fri Apr-02-10 06:46 AM
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16. Agreed. It's been years since I've ironed anything. |
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But then I'm a single guy who can wear whatever I please. I enjoy that freedom.
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Shell Beau
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Thu Apr-01-10 08:23 PM
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2. I used to be a wrinkle freak. But now that I have a kid, I use |
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the dryer as an iron. Lazy, I know, but it works on a lot of things, and it saves me the time in the morning to get my baby dressed. If it is a cotton button up or something like that though, the iron must come out.
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Thu Apr-01-10 08:56 PM
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4. That is also my method... |
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even cotton doesn't need ironing if you hang it up as soon as the dryer stops
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Thu Apr-01-10 08:31 PM
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asdjrocky
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Thu Apr-01-10 09:00 PM
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5. Only other peoples body heat. |
kayakjohnny
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Thu Apr-01-10 09:04 PM
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6. Crap, never thought of that. |
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Thu Apr-01-10 09:17 PM
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7. Careful who you try it with. |
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I've found people on the bus rarly understand.
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Thu Apr-01-10 09:20 PM
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8. Umm, if you are asking if I have an iron |
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the answer is.. umm.. not that I know of.
:P
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Thu Apr-01-10 09:22 PM
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9. You'd think I would... |
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. ...seein' as how I use an iron to dry myself off after a shower. .
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Thu Apr-01-10 10:22 PM
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10. Yes, but not my own. nt |
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Thu Apr-01-10 10:26 PM
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11. Sure, that works great... |
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until I walk outside and am instantly drenched in sweat! I hate FL anytime between May and October!
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Thu Apr-01-10 11:01 PM
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12. Yep, but purely for ecological reasons.....cough, cough. |
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Fri Apr-02-10 12:14 AM
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:rofl:
I think packrats chewed the cord off my iron out on the porch 20 years ago. I hang shirts on plastic hangers to dry (no dryer). If that's not good enough, then the event isn't anyplace I need to be anyway.
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Your method sounds interesting, though
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Fri Apr-02-10 10:25 AM
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17. No, but I've watched Body Heat while ironing. n/t |
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