I only iron dress clothes when they need it.

We felt happy when our Nan let us iron T towels and hankies. How things have changed, oh for the innocence and ignorance of child hood. Ironing no longet makes me feel happy, i still have the iron i purchaded 40 years ago, when i moved in with my husband. Its in perfect working order, after all its had very little use, so why wouldn't it be

Once upon a time I ironed everything but now I fold them neatly and after a time the wrinkles will fall out

It was very liberating the day I stopped ironing. I just fold clothing or hang as soon as possible and it looks just fine!

Shirts and sheets

Nothing unless it’s a special occasion.

I don't bother, I buy clothes that don't need to be ironed but if I do it's usually business shirts and jackets or anything for a funeral.

Nothing at the time. If I need to iron the item I would do it at the time of been cleaned.

everything except sheets towels and underwear

I find I iron more in Summer than winter as fabric that air dries is more crinkled than what comes out of the dryer. I hate clothes that look like they need pressing, I think it shows lack of respect for oneself

I actually like to Iron, but not everything. it's even nicer if you have a good Iron with a great steamer

Nothing

I have not ironed anything in years. Buy clothes that do not require ironing.

I iron everything

I haven't ironed clothes for about 20 years.

I mostly steer clear of cotton and linen clothes and bring out the garment steamer when any thing needs de wrinkling

Those days are gone when standing ironing for children and hubby. However, I still iron linen and shirts. Don't mind it as long as there is music playing.

As little as I can.

I don't iron I buy mostly non ironing items of clothing

Not much these day but when I was in the Army everything was Ironed you had to look smart at all times

Don't iron if people don't like what i'm wearing and how it look's that's their problemEdited 10-Jan-23 06:43am

DON'T HAVE EM'.

I iron all clothing except for knitted jumpers, cardigans and underwear. And iron pillowcases.

I iron top and bottom of sheets, pillow slips and Hankies, also most summer clothes including T'shirts

Those days have gone for me lol ,i used to iron everything

I've never liked ironing, to the point that I kept that in mind when I bought clothes and didn't buy it if I knew it would wrinkle easily. Most of mine didn't really need ironing unless I didn't take it out of the dryer right away. And I also kept almost everything on hangers to keep them from needing ironing. Hardly folded anything in drawers except for things that never wrinkle. And I never wear things that need creases pressed etc. But a few years ago, I discovered something that now lets me avoid ironing altogether! I use Bounce wrinkle spray on everything now, and I can't live without it! It works great. Only the aerosol kind though. The pump spray isn't the same. Has to be the aerosol kind. And I think Bounce brand is best; it's in an orange can. There's another brand in a blue can that works about as well, forget the brand, starts with a D. Maybe Dove? But they both will work, and they both cost $5 a can at Walmart, and that lasts a long time. I keep several on hand, just so I can always find one real quick when I'm about to leave the house, late as always, and realize I'm wrinkled! I usually just spray it on while I'm wearing it, since that's easier and that works, but probably better to spray it when it's still on a hanger. It's almost like magic how well it works. Almost any fabric, although heavier ones need more spray. But it's really quick and really easy, and I never have to get out the hated iron ever now! And I can even fold tops etc., that I always used to have to keep on hangers. I hardly ever hang anything up now, I can keep it all in my dressers folded up. You should try it. And if you ever used it in the past and thought it didn't work, you might give it a try now, because I guess they improved it in recent years, because I tried it years ago, was not impressed and didn't keep using it. That was when it only came in the pump spray bottle. Then one day, I saw it in the aerosol can and tried it, and it was so much better. That's the kind I use now. I love it! No more ironing for me.

I have not ironed anything for years

I don't iron my clothes.

I am an ironer holdout but getting better. Now that I am not working, I am more apt to let a few wrinkles go,

We don’t iron very much. My hubby irons his own work shirts.Edited 10-Jan-23 06:02am

Only clothing that needs it. I don't mind it.

hate ironing only do what I have to

I would enjoy this but I have an eye issue that makes it difficult to do. I do enjoy fresh clothes out of the dryer as I can get stains out of clothes with effort,

Nothing unless it is necessary. It is a waste of time and energy to iron EVERYTHING that comes out of a wash as by the time you want the item you will most likely need to iron it again. Iron something when you need it. Save money and the planet in one hit.

only the essentials and it's one of my less hated housework chores which doesn't bode well for the rest of the jobs

I always did my own ironing - I blame that on 12yrs in the Air Force and liking my shirts done a certain way - Took me years to stop ironing my T Shirts :-)

Absolutely Nada! I stopped ironing decades ago, lol.

What ever happen to iron on decal art

Iron? I thought that had something to do with golfing!? Or maybe, changing a tire.

I hardly ever iron anything, except for things like job interviews etc.

Thanks! Now I know what that thing in the laundry cupboard's for!

What's an iron?

My partner's work shirts and that is all thankfully.

Only if I absolutely have to. Once, for a short time, I ironed for other people as we needed the money - oh, never again.

Only things that have to be! I throw things in the dryer first

I iron only pillow cases, some tablecloths, but not many clothes even ones that look creased as when you put them on the creases disappear.

When I finally moved out on my own 2 and a half years ago, I bought my iron and ironing board with me. I had ALWAYS ironed having had 5 kids and then a grandson I was helping to raise, so I simply couldn't forsee a time in my life when I wouldn't be ironing much at all. But since moving here I think I might have ironed maybe 10 times in total and mostly doilies or a good dresss for the rare occasion when I actually go somewhere special. I don't think that any of my kids iron either but back in the day learning to iron was just another task that my mother taught me and for which I am grateful! Thanks for reading.

I enjoy ironing. Yup that may sound weird to some!

Work and fess clothes everything else in the dryer and hung

Call me weird but I enjoy ironing so do anything that can be ironed.

I hate ironing. Only use to iron my work clothes when I use to work.

Not for me! Don't own an iron or an ironing board.

Nothing lol

Nothing now, used to long time ago.

If I'm not quilting ~~ I'm not ironing! Long gone are the days my Mom made me press my bed pillow covers!

Will she do mine too please?

I hate ironing! Most of my clothes don't need to be ironed, and if they do need it they still don't get it! I cannot see the point of ironing something if it gets creased as soon as you sit down. Same with anything, it will just get creased as soon as you use it, so why bother.

Nothing at all. I used to in the past. I do not even know where my iron is at this time.

I iron nothing. I don't sweat the small stuff. If I'm wrinkle, oh well so be it. I'm not trying to impress anybody. So much to do and Ironing is a wasted chore. Live a bit wrinkle, you might have better fun and less stress.

I’m a mum and I iron jack shit !

Just shirts and pants that wrinkle easily.

ironing face clothes makes them really soft to use; same with towels. Don't do this often, but gets favorable comments when I do,

lived with grandma when growing up all items came out f the dryer were wet down and i had t oiron them NEVER IRONED AGAIN AFTER I LEFT HOME

sometimes - only jeans Edited 10-Jan-23 11:21am

Very seldom have to iron.

Nope. My mother used to iron sheets, towels, all items of clothing basically anything that was material. I last ironed a wedding dress back 6 years ago and pre that was years. I only buy clothes I do not have to iron as I cannot hold it anymore.