Re: Dryel & removing wrinkles, any advice?

[rosie readandpost]

MY SUGGESTION?

buy wrinkle free shirts from jc penny's.
STAFFORD BRAND. (equal to the much more expensive wrinkle free shirts from lands end)
they are wonderful, and i NEVER have to iron, if i get them right from the dryer and hang them up!


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"Sanjay Punjab" <piclistguy@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:97d41df6.0307012232.23625e88@posting.google.c om...
> I am trying to rely on dryel to freshen my men's cotton button-down
> shirts between dry cleaning. I hate to iron and I was hoping that
> Dryel would do a decent job of removing wrinkles, but it doesnt seem
> to.
> I follow the instructions religiously, put perhaps some of you found
> some tricks to getting Dryel to more effectively remove wrinkles for
> cotton shirts. Thanks

[Jim Kent]

On Wed, 02 Jul 2003 13:02:38 GMT, "rosie readandpost"
<readandpost@REMOVETHISyahoo.com> wrote:

>buy wrinkle free shirts from jc penny's.
>STAFFORD BRAND. (equal to the much more expensive wrinkle free shirts from lands end)
>they are wonderful, and i NEVER have to iron, if i get them right from the dryer and hang them up!

Yeah... funny you say this. My wife and I were going through the
closets last night to purge some old stuff and reclaim some space. We
both commented on how well the JCP mens clothing I have has held up
and looked good, and for a reasonable price. I know there are some
shirts there that I still wear that must be 10 years old, and they
still look presentable.