FOLDING & HANGING Secrets EVERYONE Should Know in 2025!

[@johnkies5343]

When is was in the US Navy in the 1960's they had their own system to fold your clothes. I still use that system. I'm 79 now. Still works.

[@nancyfeeser4653]

Which way is that?

[@bridgetwilkins312]

I'd like to know that system, please.

[@johnkies5343]

On a US Navy ship, space is very limited. I served on destroyers. We had bunks 3-high and there were 3 lockers beneath that. All of your belongings had to fit that. If you search KZbin videos there are several examples of how to fold clothes. You've probably seen sea bags so if you get transferred again everything has to fit in that. Of course at that time we didn't have cell phones, computers, etc. so your needs were just the basics. Hope that helps you.

[@NikkiVelazquez]

I've never had a problem with my jeans folded over the hanger the typical way. This seems like a solution looking for a problem.

[@pulse2118]

God damn Melissa is still crushing it 🔥

[@supergran1702]

Very helpful. I'm going to use some of the folding techniques on my next trip! Thank you

[@heatherpfeil2939]

Very rarely iron. Been interested in learning more about hand held steaming.

[@marjoriemurray4381]

Have been putting off reorganizing my drawers, so thank you for getting me motivated. 😁

[@supergran1702]

I love my small steamer. Ironing is rare around here, mostly while sewing 😅

[@user-yn7on7ou8n]

Thank you 😊❤

[@kathrynhasbrouck9007]

Thank you! I have a ton pile of clothes in front on my dresser. I need to get my them done. This may give me motivation to do it. Thank you and I still enjoy your videos!! Hope y’all have a good weekend! ❤

[@cass9of47]

I hang dry my clothes and hang up in my closet anything that I don't want to get wrinkled (easy to do in Australia year round). If needed my washer-dryer has a steam function - in 25 minutes multiple items of clothing can be wrinkle free. Within a couple months of testing the steam cycle I gave away my iron.

[@stephaniecline7648]

I don't remember the last time I ironed. When i was younger I had to iron ROTC uniforms, which is how I learned that spray starch and steam don't play well together. My uniforms always turned out nicely otherwise.

[@karenrich9092]

I used to have lots of clothes growing up and a very small closet. The ironing board with iron was at the foot of my bed. I came in from the shower, turned on the iron, and by the time I chose my outfit, the iron was hot. Sometimes I would only iron the hems of my jeans or summer dresses. In this real world though, if you hang it up right from the dryer, it won't wrinkle. If it does, your body heat will "iron it" by itself.

[@wendio5437]

I do not buy things that need ironing, but I do have a steamer when necessary for men’s dress shirts. To tell you how little I use it though, my husband went on a trip and had asked me to buy a gallon of water for him. He called me later to tell me the water I bought tasted terrible. I knew he had left his new gallon, so I asked him where he got it. He said “in our closet, by the steamer”. I then started laughing hysterically and told him that water was 2-3 years old, as I had bought that distilled water for the steamer years ago. It wasn’t even a full gallon, so not sure why he thought that was the water I bought him for his trip. 🤔

[@maryjomurray7891]

Great video! Thanks! 👍😏

[@SuperBogey]

Super cute shirt!

[@nursejean5]

So appreciate this!

[@JenOooo]

A hard no to ironing, I take my clothes out of the dryer as soon as it finishes, fold and put away. Use the old fashioned way to hang my jeans, also hang jumpers, cardigans and coats/jackets, I Marie Kondo fold my tshirts and underwear the past 5 years, I actually enjoy the process of folding them like that and its a visual joy when I open the drawers 😍 I decluttered a ton of clothing too so everything in there feels calmer and more intentional. Bliss 💕

[@bernerandgoldenmom7143]

Most of the ironing I do is for home decor (e.g., tableclothes, curtains). I don't mind ironing actually. There's something very soothing about it to me, and the end result is very satisfying. However, I don't do it with a lot of clothes. I prefer steam them if they really need it. It's a lot easier than getting around buttons, zippers, etc. with an iron.

[@edwilderness]

Now do fitted sheets, please.

[@leisalee3287]

I don’t fold sheets! I have one set for each bed. When I wash.. wash, dry, and put right back on the bed! Saves me the hassle and storage space!

[@edwilderness]

@@leisalee3287 I like to think I own more than one set, but I do what you do: wash, dry and return to the bed. Once in a while I will rotate sets, but not often at all.

[@LouHarnish]

Weirdo here, love to iron including sheets, pillowcases and tea towels, plus we use cloth napkins and they get ironed too!. Would love to own a box mangle, just too expensive.

[@IneS-fh3sv]

Same here, I really find it weird that people don’t iron their clothes

[@ElizaBeth-Coupons]

I've never been into steaming. Will always iron but only iron stuff that really needs it to look and sit right.

[@maureenmalchan7510]

Thanks very useful info!

[@heidibartle2241]

Love love love your blouse

[@raeraemillstone]

Recently my husband has been wearing creased pants i would love a video teaching proper ironing ... I'm 30 and I struggle

[@hollyj2925]

Great hacks! Love the 👖 hack hanging!

[@christineborgatti3760]

I was just getting ready to hang some overalls.

[@Smile200080]

Thank u

[@nikkipieronek271]

Thank you! Time to reorganize my pants today. I rarely ever iron. If I do it's for dress shirts or dress pants with wrinkles or a fold on the pant hem. If needed I just hang the item in the bathroom while I shower and that usually works fine. I did get a mini pptablr travel steamer years ago because of how easily clothing wrinkles when stuffed in a suitcase or bag. Yoi cent rely on hotels to have an iron and not all clothing can be ironed. I've never gone to a dry cleaners... never needed to. They use a lot of harsh chemicals. So unless it's an extremely expensive item I don't want to chance ruining, I'll stick to hand washing instead if needed.

[@DRMTTJ]

I have a spare bedroom with an ironing board set up, ready to go, at any time. I can't stand to see people with 100% cotton shirts that are not ironed. I used to even iron knit shirts....I don't do that any longer. I have cut back some mainly due to my age (76 yrs.) and doing a lot of ironing is too tiring. BUT....there are certain things.....slacks, some shirts/blouses that will always be ironed.

[@tammieperrett17]

This is the only method that has ever worked for me. 🙂

[@keepscats7936]

I must have been wired to iron. When I was 4, I begged my mother to let me iron handkerchiefs and dish towel. She let me with very close supervision. I still enjoy ironing my linen sheets, pillowcases, tablecloths, etc. I absolutely hate the washing, handing and folding parts.

[@tammieperrett17]

My partner only wears tshirts with images or text on them. How can I fold them so that he can see which shirt/image he wants to wear?

[@raymondmonaghan4112]

Hi there sweetie pie hope you are well I iron every day I like ironing put some music on love from Eugenie your friend xxx 🦋🏡🌞

[@connienunez9924]

If it's and one-off item that I want to wear today I steam it in the bathroom. If I'm doing a pile of ironing for me and my boyfriend for a weekend or vacation, I prefer ironing because I'll set up to ironing board in front of the tv and watch

[@mhawang8204]

I hate, I mean HATE folding clothes. Thank you for this!

[@robbiesteckenrider3354]

❤

[@jodon4859]

I hate ironing with a passion.. There are drip dry materials. Materials with a percentage of polyester and cotton, easy care, non iron so why are manufacturers still making clothing which needs ironing. For years I didn't buy any clothing that needed ironing. This rule came unstuck when I ordered clothes by mail. I sent some back but others I love, what a dilemma. I ironed! Not sure how long I wiil keep doing that, I might start a new trend ‘ The Rinkled Look’ , who decreed material had to be smooth any way. 😂LOL

[@julietannOsfan1972]

I hang nearly all my clothes, including jumpers, cardigans & trousers. The only things I fold are underwear, socks & bedding. I hang my pyjamas on hooks behind my bedroom door. (I only have one pair & a onesie at the moment)

[@TheRealJules]

My husband irons stuff WAY more often than I do. 😂

[@JenF-m5g]

I iron everything I mean everything 🤭

[@beewilson2835]

1) Brazil 2) Japan 3) Canada 4) France 5) Mexico 6) Russia 7) Germany

[@beewilson2835]

Seven out of seven cause I got Brazil, Japan, Canada, France, Mexico, Russia, and Germany

[@christineborgatti3760]

I iron, last time a month ago, but I do iron.

[@nancyfeeser4653]

I iron! I don’t mind ironing but don’t iron sweaters

[@anonamama7838]

I iron every week, shirts and dress pants, my sons school uniform, jeans get ironed, sweat pants, hoodies dont, in other words indoor clothes dont get ironed, outdoor clothes do ❤❤❤

[@bookmonkey1712]

You iron your jeans?! 😲 Only if they're wrinkled or to actually press them? 🤓

[@anonamama7838]

@ im from the uk so dont use my tumble dryer, do try and shake out most wrinkles but most of the time they need a quick iron lol xxx

[@bookmonkey1712]

@@anonamama7838 Oohh I see! I also am mind-blown by your generously shared insight regarding indoor vs outdoor clothes. Never thought of it that way!

[@anonamama7838]

@ 🤣🤣hey no way im ironing stuff no one sees 🤣🤣🤣❤️❤️

[@reginabeasley872]

😂iron what's that? 😅I let the wrinkles go where they may I stopped ironing years ago most or all of my clothes are permanent press

[@HinaMunnee]

Why do you repost your videos with new titles?

[@surfwarrior]

Hard G's! 😒 Strange, you pronounce it both ways.🙄 Thanks for all your videos.