DIY spray you can make for just 29p to remove wrinkles from your clothes WITHOUT an iron

CERTAIN materials are more likely to get creases and wrinkles after being worn or washed.

You can, of course, iron or steam them to remove the wrinkles, but it’s nor always practical.

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But it turns out there’s another way to get your clothes looked freshly pressed, and one of them only costs 29p.

Speaking to Express.co.uk, the laundry experts at Bakers Centre Laundry have shared three easy tricks you can use instead on an iron.

DIY spray

You can buy wrinkle removing sprays in most supermarkets, but if you don’t have time to nip out to buy one you can also make your own.

The pros explained: “Try mixing one part vinegar with three parts water.

“Using a spray bottle, mist the garment all over and let it air dry. The wrinkles will all smooth out quickly.”

You could also mix together one cup of distilled vinegar, one teaspoon of fabric softener, and one teaspoon of rubbing alcohol.

Simply spritz the spray over your clothes any creases will drop out.

Hair strighteners

Another quick and easy way to get rid of wrinkles in a pinch is to use your hair strighteners.

Make sure there are no left over hair products on the straighteners, and use on a low temperature so you don’t damage your clothes.

Carefully press the creased areas and you’ll be good to go.

A hot pan

If you only have a few smaller wrinkles, this method is the perfect quick fix.

Simply use a clean pot and boil water inside until it starts to bubble.

The carefully pour the water out and “use the bottom like you would an iron.

“Avoid ‘ironing’ plastic embellishments, like buttons, because this can melt them,” the pros said.

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