Steam it. You don’t have to send it out to the cleaners to have it steamed. If you take an iron and turn it the lowest setting plus a spritz or two of water and you have yourself a steamed silk top. Gratis. References : http://www.fabrics.net/silk.asp
Take a soft, clean and thin towel and lay this over the garment as you iron. Check your iron for it’s settings, silk is pretty low , it’s at the same temperature setting as wool and acrylic, and steam is NOT used.
If you find the towel is too much and isn’t helping getting the wrinkles out, then quickly go over the garment with the iron, don’t leave the iron in one place for too long. References :
August 28th, 2009 | 
Author: 
Posted in 
Tags:
Steam it. You don’t have to send it out to the cleaners to have it steamed. If you take an iron and turn it the lowest setting plus a spritz or two of water and you have yourself a steamed silk top. Gratis.
References :
http://www.fabrics.net/silk.asp
Take a soft, clean and thin towel and lay this over the garment as you iron. Check your iron for it’s settings, silk is pretty low , it’s at the same temperature setting as wool and acrylic, and steam is NOT used.
If you find the towel is too much and isn’t helping getting the wrinkles out, then quickly go over the garment with the iron, don’t leave the iron in one place for too long.
References :