Ironing the new home shirt?

Readings_Fair_City · by **Readings_Fair_City** » 16 Aug 2006 20:31

Right, So Im not the most domesticated person of all time, has anybody actually tried Ironing the new home shirt yet? Obviously you cant iron the printed area for obvious reasons and the label says its fine to iron but is anybody else just worried by the material with an iron?

Dirk Gently · by **Dirk Gently** » 16 Aug 2006 20:33

With anything with a stick-on logo I'd iron it inside out or through a tea-towel to stop the iron sticking to the transfer.

SouthDownsRoyal · by **SouthDownsRoyal** » 16 Aug 2006 20:41

I never iron any football shirts, never feel the need and can do a lot of damage!

AndyRFC · by **AndyRFC** » 16 Aug 2006 20:48

Sharpy, ironing? I'd never thought I'd see the day

SouthDownsRoyal · by **SouthDownsRoyal** » 16 Aug 2006 20:52

Sharpy have you tried putting the shirt in the tumble dryer?

Royal Monk · by **Royal Monk** » 16 Aug 2006 21:02

Put it in the oven on on gas mark 4 for 10 mins ..... you'll have no problems with creases then

STAR TRAVEL · by **STAR TRAVEL** » 16 Aug 2006 21:16

Readings_Fair_City wrote:Right, So Im not the most domesticated person of all time, has anybody actually tried Ironing the new home shirt yet? Obviously you cant iron the printed area for obvious reasons and the label says its fine to iron but is anybody else just worried by the material with an iron?

Just wash it & drip dry on a hanger. No creases , no ironing and for the domestically challenged, less chance of damaging the shirt.

Jerry St Clair · by **Jerry St Clair** » 16 Aug 2006 21:38

Readings_Fair_City wrote:Right, So Im not the most domesticated person of all time, has anybody actually tried Ironing the new home shirt yet? Obviously you cant iron the printed area for obvious reasons and the label says its fine to iron but is anybody else just worried by the material with an iron?

Ironing a football shirt?

Mrs Butler · by **Mrs Butler** » 16 Aug 2006 22:38

even i wouldn't iron a football shirt... saying that i dont even iron any of my clothes

Reading Abbey · by **Reading Abbey** » 17 Aug 2006 02:50

Why o why would anyone be ironing a football shirt? I bet you iron your pants too!

SpaceCruiser · by **SpaceCruiser** » 17 Aug 2006 11:02

I don't iron my t-shirts.

Reading Abbey · by **Reading Abbey** » 17 Aug 2006 11:05

Spacey, you get more like Trigger every day.

The_Cat · by **The_Cat** » 17 Aug 2006 11:31

My away shirt seems to have creases in all the numbering and lettering on the back because just after it got printed I just stuffed it in my bag. Should I iron it?

bracknell loyal royal! · by **bracknell loyal royal!** » 17 Aug 2006 14:44

The_Cat wrote:My away shirt seems to have creases in all the numbering and lettering on the back because just after it got printed I just stuffed it in my bag. Should I iron it?

Yeah leave the iron on the creases for 20 minutes.

Dangerous · by **Dangerous** » 17 Aug 2006 15:29

Reading Abbey wrote:Why o why would anyone be ironing a football shirt? I bet you iron your pants too!

Just a simple press of the tip of the iron against said pants is satisfactory for sharpy!

rabidbee · by **rabidbee** » 17 Aug 2006 15:30

Dangerous wrote:
Reading Abbey wrote:Why o why would anyone be ironing a football shirt? I bet you iron your pants too!
Just a simple press of the tip of the iron against said pants is satisfactory for sharpy!

Is this some kind of S&M thing?

Royal Lady · by **Royal Lady** » 17 Aug 2006 16:12

bracknell loyal royal! wrote:
The_Cat wrote:My away shirt seems to have creases in all the numbering and lettering on the back because just after it got printed I just stuffed it in my bag. Should I iron it?
Yeah leave the iron on the creases for 20 minutes.

The_Cat · by **The_Cat** » 17 Aug 2006 16:21

Royal Lady wrote:
bracknell loyal royal! wrote:
The_Cat wrote:My away shirt seems to have creases in all the numbering and lettering on the back because just after it got printed I just stuffed it in my bag. Should I iron it?
Yeah leave the iron on the creases for 20 minutes.

It will melt then, try it BLR.

Royal Lady · by **Royal Lady** » 17 Aug 2006 16:39

The_Cat wrote:
Royal Lady wrote:
bracknell loyal royal! wrote: Yeah leave the iron on the creases for 20 minutes.

It will melt then, try it BLR.

have to get up early to catch you out eh Cat!

The_Cat · by **The_Cat** » 17 Aug 2006 16:44

Royal Lady wrote:
The_Cat wrote:
Royal Lady wrote:
It will melt then, try it BLR.
have to get up early to catch you out eh Cat!

Indeed.