Ironing

Ironing consists of using a hot instrument to remove wrinkles from washed garments. The instrument presses its hot surface against a flat surface, usually cloth or canvas, thereby smoothing out wrinkles. wrinkles in clothing or by steam, which achieves the same result. Heating is commonly done at a temperature of 140 to 200 °C, depending on the material of the cloth. The most common tools for this purpose are called irons.

Safe ironing temperatures

• Acetate: 143°C
  

  Planting a shirt.
• Acrylic: 135 °C
• Cotton: 204 °C
• Lana: 148 °C
• Licra/Spandex: 135 °C
• Linen: 230 °C
• Nailon 6.6: 135 °C
• Polyester: 148 °C
• silk: 148 °C
• Triacetato: 200 °C
• Viscosa: 190 °C