Sunday, August 25, 2019
How to pack a shirt to avoid wrinkles
How to wrap clothes to avoid wrinkles
Wouldn't it be great if you could pull out your suitcase and find it slippery and wrinkly? You can, if you follow the crease technique presented by Linda Koopersmith, Beverly Hills Organizer.
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I don't have enough plastic for my 20 shirts
ReplyDeleteWhy use only 3 when you can easily fit in 20 more. You ONLY need 20 suitcases. That. Is. All. #onlyinamerica
ReplyDeleteI swear to god i dont know how i got here
ReplyDeleteShe wrinkled it while folding!
ReplyDeleteYou must be kidding. If i do this silly instructions they will stop me at the airport to make sure im not a bags businessmen
ReplyDeleteThey should call you the 'bag lady' this video sucks.............
ReplyDeleteI plopped something in this morning!
ReplyDeleteIf you have more bags, wrap the final folded shirt in as many bags as possible, then proceed to the next shirt. You will need at least 20 bags for 4 shirts, 40 for 8 shirts. If you don't have any bags, take your shirt to the dry cleaners repeatedly, at least 4 times to obtain 4 bags.
ReplyDeletethis does create more wrinkles - go find a rolling technique, that works.
ReplyDeleteinstructions unclear. Bags are everywhere and I still need to fold this shirt
ReplyDeleteads are ruining youtube
ReplyDeleteutorrent?
ReplyDeleteAm I taking plastic bags or shirts on this trip? A Few dollars for plastic bags and $100 for new suitcase to carry all my plastic bags and $30 for extra baggage checked at airport. Turns out a found a $20 travel steamer at Bed Bath and Beyond.
ReplyDeleteIf that lady liked it quick and simple, she wouldn't have a double surname.
ReplyDeleteThen I will have a BAG full of BAGS
ReplyDeletetoo many bags!
ReplyDeleteThe idea is clever, but not so practical. One would need 3 bags/shirt. If I had 5 shirts, that would be 15 plastic bags. Highly inconvenient. Not to mention that it occupies more room from the travel bag; Which is something most travelers try to avoid. Though I admit, it does solve the wrinkle problem, even when stacking the shirts on top of one another. Thank you anyway :)
ReplyDeletenice advice but like the rest, i think plastic bags waste too much space. i worked at uniqlo before and new shirts comes with a thin tracing paper inside.
ReplyDeleteim gonna try some copying paper hope it works. thanks
You don't "lie" something on a table; you lay it on a table. The use of proper grammar will improve your videos.
ReplyDeleteYeah, having to go to work 9-5 sucks. And still we have to deal with boring supervisors all the week. Some people have found a way to earn more being at home with their family than their friends earn working at offices. If you wanna know more, just ask. By the way, it will be hard to find so plastic bags here.
ReplyDeleteWhat if you don't have any of those plastic bags, can you use Reynolds Wrap that you buy at the store?
ReplyDeleteпосмотрел бы я на лицо того, кто поверил в эту ахинею и вытащит из чемодана в ответственный момент измятую рубашечку...
ReplyDeleteI tried this and now I have a dog, what do I do now?
ReplyDeleteThank you very much Linda , great tip
ReplyDeleteYou could always you's trash can liners.
ReplyDeleteInstead of using plastic bag (for first bag), use a t-shirt.
ReplyDeleteartofmanliness(.)com/2008/10/16/how-to-pack-a-bag-when-traveling/
great. gonna go rob the dry-cleaners for those bags. be right back.
ReplyDeleteLmao ... robbing a dry cleaners.
ReplyDeleteThis video helped me to get a job in FedEx.
ReplyDelete"First of all take your shirt and lie it down on a table" ... "the next thing that you're gonna wanna do is save some of your dry cleaning bags". So I have to lay the shirt out and leave it there until I've collected the bags... seems impractical.
ReplyDeleteMy shoes are crease free now! Thanks Jeremy!
ReplyDeleteI have 7 shirts with me for travel packing...how many plastic bag I will need to pack them as you suggested. I feel not comfortable to do that because plastic is against green environment and I want to go green.....any other solution if you have plz?
ReplyDeleteThanks for this!
ReplyDeleteThanks for watching! ;)
ReplyDeleteCollar looked pretty wrinkled to begin with.
ReplyDeleteIt provide "pocket" of air the keep the fabric from getting Hard line creases.
ReplyDeleteThat will be a lot of bags
ReplyDeletenice tip ...can try news paper instead of laundry bag .
ReplyDeleteThe ink may transfer to your clothing. Test it out first if you can. Thanks for watching and for taking the time to comment! ;)
ReplyDeleteWe are so sorry that this did not work out for you. Thanks for watching and for coming back and giving up a report. :)
ReplyDeletestep one - lie down shirt on table . step 2 - save dry cleaning bags....my shirt has been on the table for 3 months
ReplyDeleteIts just a tip. Use it in a way that best suits you, or not at all. An iron in a suitcase is more easy? You might want to rethink that one Z.
ReplyDeleteplastic fantastic
ReplyDeleteDo you do the same thing when packing a dead body?
ReplyDeleteawesome vid you are a genius!
ReplyDeleteThanks for watching! ;)
ReplyDeleteTHANKS!
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