 But how do they perform? I decided to put them to the test to see how well they meet their promise. After giving them a good crumple, I put two of each in the wash at the recommended 40 degrees. While M&S ones recommend tumble drying and then 'promptly hanging' for 'best appearance', the Sainsbury's TU ones suggest hanging 'promptly' after tumbling OR washing, suggesting you may well get the same effect without the dryer. I was dubious to say the least. There's lots of promptness needed isn't there and I don't know about you but nothing about the washing is prompt in my house. It'll usually sit in the washe){kind=link}
The dreaded school uniform ironing marathon is looming – we had to find some other way to get creaseless shirts!
The Back to School rush is nearly upon us – school uniform finding, packed lunch prepping, homework filled nights…. it’s all just around the corner. The big question is though, are we ready?
Our Manchester Evening News Cost of Living and Family Editor Emma Gill has taken the time to unlock a nifty hack this week to get your non-iron shirts in better looking condition without having to stand ironing for hours on end.
While some of our favourite retailers/ supermarkets have their items labelled as ‘non iron’, sometimes, as many parents know, this isn’t always the case – so we put them to the test.
Oh how nice it is not to have to think about school shirts over the school holidays.