The basic fold is a must for most clothing items, be it t-shirts or pants. Lay the garment flat on a surface, smooth out any ...

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Use cold water for brights and delicates to prevent fading and shrinkage, and warmer temps for towels, sheets, and heavily ...

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You can file fold virtually everything (including linens), but it works particularly well with bulkier items such as sweaters, jeans, and thick T-shirts. We also recommend trying the technique on ...

Now, you should have a rectangle-ish shape to work with. Fold the sheet in half so that the elastic edges are hidden, smooth out the corners and fold the sheet in half again. Keep folding it in half ...

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Fold and store your clothes to minimize wrinkles Leaving clean laundry in a heap—whether in the dryer, a laundry basket, or on a chair—practically guarantees wrinkles.

Many people iron their clothes at home before packing, and find them wrinkled after unpacking at the destination.