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Rosemarie
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 Mon, Jul 06 2015, 10:29 am
What's the secret to keeping suit pants crisp looking? Is it weekly dry cleaning? Buying a pants press? (I once had one and didn't think it did much of anything, so maybe I had the wrong one) Any other ideas?
How do you ladies do it?
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amother
Scarlet
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Mon, Jul 06 2015, 1:21 pm
 Hang pants up right away on a pants hanger and steam when needed. I own a garment steamer and use it very often to steam my skirts that are dry clean only and my kids suits as I don't want to send to the dry cleaners because of the cost. The steamer has a stand and a hanger on the top so it is pretty easy to steam clothing. I am not sure I have the crispiest pants - but it is enough for us.
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Dolly Welsh
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Mon, Jul 06 2015, 2:29 pm
People say good things about a pants presser. The one I heard about uses heat, but no steam. There is already moisture in the fabric, apparently.
They do cost a bit and take up a little floor space.
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