medhead
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Ironing a shirt, repositioning after each comma: outside collar, inside collar, inside button track (on both sides), outside upper top left front, outside upper top back, outside upper top right front, outside upper right front, outside right back, outside middle back (if shirt has a pleat, watch out or reset the pleat), outside left back, outside left front, left sleeve, left cuff, right sleeve, right cuff.
Wrong technique?
Maybe I should upload a video showing me ironing a shirt.
Sleeves, collar (1 side only), yoke/shoulders each side including getting the pleat/s, then depending on handedness work from right side around the back to left side. Put on hanger. Steam setting on. If you want, fold over the collar and put a crease in it.
Always do sleeves first and body last as the body needs to look the best.
Definitely needs a good ironing board and iron.
yeah - me thinks the technique could use some work
If you iron the inside of the collar, the outside should automatically be ironed as well. Same for the button track - ironing the front of the shirt each side will auto iron the button tracks.
A steam generating iron means no more than two strokes down each panel/section and it's done. So about 15 strokes of the iron in total - or ~2 minutes.