Last Updated on April 23, 2023 by Ellen Christian
Looking for the best wrinkle spray? I hate ironing my clothes, but they always come out of the dryer or off the line wrinkled. Try this DIY.
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Best Wrinkle Spray Recipe
So I decided to see if there was anything else I could do besides iron, and after a lot of research and experimentation, I found something that worked really well.
Now when my clothes come out of the dryer all wrinkled up, instead of heading straight for the ironing board (which is such a hassle), all I have to do is spray this wrinkle releaser on them and then hang them up in the closet.
It’s so easy! And it works great too – no more wrinkles! Just make sure you shake your bottle before spraying each item with it though because the ingredients separate over time.
You can buy this product at the store, but it is very inexpensive and you get more for your money if you just make it yourself. I’ve also made sure that my wrinkle spray doesn’t include any harmful chemicals or ingredients that might irritate someone’s skin or cause an allergic reaction.
If you have been looking for a product to get rid of your wrinkles without having to go through the hassle of ironing, then check out how to make your own DIY wrinkle releaser by scrolling down below.
Ingredients:
- Water (distilled, if you have hard water),
- 1 tbsp Hair Conditioner
- 2 tbsp white vinegar
- 6 drops of Essential Oil for fragrance (optional)
- Spray bottle
How to make wrinkle releaser
- Fill a spray bottle with just enough water and 2 tbsp white vinegar to almost fill it.
- Add in 6 drops of therapeutic grade essential oil for fragrance, if you like.
- Add in the hair conditioner and shake to mix thoroughly.
How To Use:
Make sure your wrinkled garment is free of lint or debris first. Spray on your wrinkle spray liberally over the entire surface of the wrinkled area AND one inch around the outside perimeter.
Then take your garment by the shoulders (maybe holding it upside down by the skirt while you’re at it) and shake it to work out the wrinkles. Hang clothes on hangers immediately after spraying.
You can use this before you hang your clothes in the closet. It works best if you spray it on each item right before wearing it, but if you are pressed for time, simply get ahead of yourself and make a whole batch at one time.
As I said earlier though, make sure that your wrinkle releaser does not contain any harmful chemicals or ingredients that might irritate someone’s skin or cause an allergic reaction.
Hair conditioner is a safer option than a fabric softener for this reason. And, remember to use essential oils and not fragrance oils.
Otherwise, you can use this spray in conjunction with my homemade linen spray to make your clothes smell great too.
Does wrinkle spray really work?
Yes, this really does work but it will depend on how wrinkled your clothes are. If you have a few wrinkles after removing your clothes from the dryer, this is the perfect solution. But, if you left the clothes wrinkled in a basket all night, you may actually need to take the iron out to remove all the wrinkles.
More clothes care articles
Now that you know how to make the best wrinkle spray, you might want to check out these clothes care articles.
- How to remove wrinkles from clothes
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- How to keep your clothes organized
- Fabrics that don’t need to be ironed
- How to use a handheld fabric steamer
- Remove yellow stains from white shoes
- Home dry cleaning solutions
- How to take care of linen clothes
Best Wrinkle Spray Recipe
Looking for the best wrinkle spray? I hate ironing my clothes, but they always come out of the dryer or off the line wrinkled. Try this DIY.
Materials
- Water (distilled, if you have hard water),
- 1 tbsp Hair Conditioner
- 2 tbsp white vinegar
- 6 drops of Essential Oil for fragrance (optional)
- Spray bottle
Tools
- spray bottle
Instructions
- Fill a spray bottle with just enough water and 2 tbsp white vinegar to almost fill it.
- Add in 6 drops of therapeutic grade essential oil for fragrance, if you like.
- Add in the hair conditioner and shake to mix thoroughly.
- Spray clothes and allow to dry.
Ellen believes you can feel beautiful at any age and size. She shares healthy beauty and fashion information geared toward women over 40. She is a direct sales rep for several fashion and beauty businesses.
This is a great idea. Thanks for sharing on Traffic Jam Weekend at LifeasaLEOWife.com! We’d love to have you share on our other link parties, Happiness is Homemade & You’re the Star Blog Hop, as well!
Thanks so much for stopping by!
How much conditioner do you use?
It really varies depending on the size of your spray bottle but about a tablespoon will work.
Does this article stop at the end of recipe? I don’t see how to use the spray. Spray item and hang; is that all?
Thank you for stopping by. Yes, that is how you use it.