for DU men that wear dress shirts regularly

[joneschick]

who does the ironing?

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(be gentle, it's my first poll) :hi:

[Chan790]

1. Nobody.

The first thing I do when I buy a new dress shirt is launder it until it's about as stiff as soup. I never iron or starch. My dress shirts aren't stiff enough to hold a wrinkle.

[TK421]

2. When I wore dress shirts regularly, I ironed them and then I started

buying the wrinkle-free Arrows...out of the dryer, onto a hangar and thats all folks!

[foxfeet]

3. I do all the ironing, not that it's much of a chore these days. nt

[RagAss]

4. Me....since long before being married, I always pressed my shirts.

[Amerigo Vespucci]

5. I bought a white dress shirt at Nordstrom Rack and failed to see it needed ironing...

...so I take it to the dry cleaners...reluctantly.

I've tried using an iron. I wouldn't call it one of my greatest skills.

[triguy46]

6. The nice people at the cleaners.

[Aristus]

7. I do all the ironing at my house.

My wife, raised in a wealthy family, doesn't really iron very well. And I'm ex-military. Gotta know how to iron if you want to keep looking strack...

[BlueJazz]

8. I buy well made shirts that don't need ironing also... stop the dryer and take out the shirt.....

...,DON'T let the poor thing sit in the heat wrinkled up.

[Gidney N Cloyd]

9. Me. But then, I do everything. :-)

I remember my Dad would send his shirts out and they'd come back from the cleaners pressed & folded and 5 to a box. He was an Arthur Anderson accountant in the early 60's and had to dress "full arthur."

[Gidney N Cloyd]

10. I should add...

If you get the shirts from the dryer to the washer quick and from the dryer to the hanger quick and you don't overload, ironing is minimal.

[baldguy]

11. I selected "you".

And you can come over and iron my shirts anytime.

[joneschick]

13. nuh-uh.

you would be YOU baldguy! LOL! :hi:

[madinmaryland]

12. I buy "permanent-press". No need to deal with the battle to get my wife

to do the ironing. She loves ironing, but the urge to do only comes once a month or so.

:hide:

[uncommon]

19. There is a magical thing known as

doing it your damn self.

Just saying.

[cherokeeprogressive]

14. I have always done my own ironing. Shirts and slacks. n/t

[OmahaBlueDog]

15. Usually, no ironing. If needed, I pay a "cleaners"

I often do that prior to travel because, for an absurdly low fee, my cleaners will fold the shirt and wrap it in plastic, like it's coming from the store.

[dawg]

16. One of my top five sexual fantasies ....

a really hot woman ironing my shirt every morning. Preferably wearing short cut-off blue jean shorts and one of my t-shirts at the time.


But yeah. I'm ironing my own shirts these days.

[BillStein]

17. I don't really mind ironing,

but I can't do a good job of it anymore (damn arthritis. So I send my and my husband's shirts to the laundry.

I wear suit/tie most days

[Deep13]

18. premanent press nt

[david13]

20. I consider myself to be a somewhat stupid person, but long ago

I learned to read labels that say, on the shirt "Permanent Press", "No Ironing Needed".
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