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Creases out of PVC tablecloth
MrsPorridge
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Hi, don't know if anyone can help me. I bought a PVC tablecloth and its arrive and is lovely but is full of creases where it's been folded. I am scared to put the iron over it! Any ideas how I can get the creases out?
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Try putting a folded sheet or towel over it and gently press.0
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I have had this problem too. They just flatten out in a day or so. Try putting something heavy over the creases but stay away from the iron idea as you will ruin the surface of the pvc cloth.0
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Mine was the same, the instructions said to roll it up tightly to remove them, it worked a treat.0
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I've ironed a PVC tablecloth through a thick cloth, it came up nicely with a bit of steam.0
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You can also try spreading it out in the sunshine - if we get anymore sunshine this year!!0
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If you have one hang it on the washing line and the weight may drop the creases out or failing that warm iron through a thin duvet or thick towel0
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Thanks all - I went with the ironing over a tea towel and then I rolled it up to store it and its great. Thanks so much.Debt free and Keeping on Track0
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I tried to iron a new plastic fiver ( don't ask ) and melted it :rotfl:0
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Suki, a life lesson for £5, seems like good value to me :rotfl:I have changed my work-life balance to a life-work balance.
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