Ironing nets: features, tips for choosing and using

Ironing net or gauze are essential items for any housewife that will help save time and make it easier to get rid of wrinkles. Let's see what is better to choose?

Gauze is a thin, cotton fabric that performs a protective function, protecting the laundry from overheating and the formation of burn-throughs. It is able to remove complex creases on clothes, does not add unnecessary glossy shine to dark fabrics.

Ironing nets are far from an outlandish item and can be purchased at any hardware store.

The only drawback is that during ironing, the mesh slides off the clothes and moves in the direction of the iron.

In order for the ironing net to last longer, it is necessary to take into account the strength of the material, the price-quality ratio, that is, to buy not the first available product, but to be able to compare, analyze and find a more optimal option.

Now let's figure out how to use this device correctly. We lay out the clothes on the ironing board, cover with a net and go through with an iron (choose the required mode, taking into account the characteristics of the material). Ironing gauze is also easy to use, you can moisten it with water if the clothes are dry, and iron it with an iron.

Like many other household appliances, ironing nets have supporters and opponents. One can hear the opinion that the meshes are capable of melting under the influence of high temperature. Housewives talking about this, as a rule, prefer to use gauze, noting its heat resistance.

Others recommend not skimping on ironing nets by choosing a short-lived, cheap product. It is in the case when a high-quality mesh is purchased, it will last a long time and not a single thing will be spoiled.

We can conclude that there are no comrades in taste and color, so the choice is yours.

A test for checking the suitability of the ironing net is in the next video.