I am surprised by the number of people who dry clean their dress shirts. This can add up to some serious money and causes the fabric to deteriorate quicker.
Most people just can't be bothered to launder and iron a shirt themselves. But the key is to iron the shirt straight out of the wash and then let it hang dry. This makes ironing much easier since the whole shirt is wet, and you can iron it in minutes. Let it hang dry overnight and the next morning you have a crisp shirt.
The time it takes to iron offsets the time taken to bring in your shirts. You save money on not paying for the dry cleaning and longer life of the shirt.
Most people just can't be bothered to launder and iron a shirt themselves. But the key is to iron the shirt straight out of the wash and then let it hang dry. This makes ironing much easier since the whole shirt is wet, and you can iron it in minutes. Let it hang dry overnight and the next morning you have a crisp shirt.
The time it takes to iron offsets the time taken to bring in your shirts. You save money on not paying for the dry cleaning and longer life of the shirt.