When using a garment steamer for wrinkle removal, you might think that only cotton should be steamed, but the truth is all fabrics can be steamed. You just need to remember to follow these guidelines:

   Be sure to read labels and directions before trying any type of fabric care. If it warns against steaming, don't do it!

   The second is if it instructs you not to iron or dry clean, then don't steam either. Steam won't solve any problems with the labeling of the fabric; in fact, if done incorrectly, your clothes can have more serious problems than they might have in the first place. Be sure to pay attention to words like "wrinkle-free" or "wrinkle-free" on clothing labels, as this most likely means the garment cannot be ironed or steamed.

   Point 3 Do not steam silk, suede, leather, or fur. These materials are easily damaged by the heat of the steamer and will affect the look of the garment in both cases! - It's important to remember that natural fibers like wool dry clean more efficiently than steam.

    The fourth point is to use the steamer on textile bags, hats, and purses! They will look much better than using an iron or other method to remove wrinkles from fabrics.

   Coated pressed fabrics, including polyester blends, can often be steam treated. Check your tags!

   Cotton and linen may not produce the same degree of wrinkle reduction as synthetic fibers, but they still benefit from steam treatment.

   Tissue paper should not be placed underclothes to be steamed. - Insulating fabrics such as wool and wool are not suitable for steam.

Silk and synthetic fabrics should be steamed on the reverse side to prevent damage.

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