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Few things make a holiday tablescape look as put together as freshly laundered—and wrinkle-free—table linens. But tablecloths and napkins seem to end up inevitably wrinkled, especially if they’ve been hiding away in storage until this moment.
“I’ve found no matter what I do, after [table linens have] been washed, it’s highly likely there will be some wrinkles in the fabric,” says Delah Gomasi, managing director of MaidForYou.
But crease-free table linens don’t need to be a pipe dream. We spoke with a few cleaning and hosting experts to get their top tips (and anti-wrinkle hacks) on dealing with wrinkly tablecloths, napkins, and everything in between.
Wash Linens ASAP
Don’t leave table linens stored away until the gigantic day.
“Don’t make the mistake of waiting until the last minute to fetch them,” says Marcella Valladolid, chef and author. “Oftentimes, being left in a obscure, damp place can leave them wrinkly and not smelling their best.”
Instead, pull them out a day or two before so that you can inspect them for stains and tears (and make repairs or get replacements as needed), and so that you don’t need to rush through the washing process.
Launder Them Correctly
“Whether it’s a tablecloth, bedding, towel, dishtowel, or cloth napkin, the first thing you will want to do is give it a good wash,” Valladolid says.
She recommends using a gentle detergent on table linens, and you can even consider using an additive like a fabric softener or wrinkle remover when laundering them.
Make sure you read the care label for your tablecloths, especially if they’re made of a fine fabric like silk or linen. And don’t forget to pre-treat any stains before washing table linens.
Dry Table Linens on Low Heat
Turn the heat down before machine-drying any table linens. A too-hot dryer can make some fabrics overheat and wrinkle—your dryer’s eco mode is likely a better bet than time desiccated or speed desiccated.
Another must-do when drying tablecloths and napkins? Taking them out of the dryer as soon as they’re done.
“Removing linens from the dryer as soon as they’re done and laying or rolling them flat helps keep them wrinkle-free,” Valladolid says.
Letting linens sit in the dryer—especially if they’re still a little damp—will lead to major wrinkles.
Use an Iron or Steamer for Last-Minute Fixes
The trusty iron or steamer is an uncomplicated way to deal with day-of wrinkles. In fact, Gomasi actually prefers using a steamer to an iron.
“We recommend using a steamer instead of your regular iron,” she says. “We let it hang on a coat hanger and then operate the steamer wand to remove any wrinkles.”
Once the wrinkles have been steamed or ironed away, don’t forget to lay the table linens completely flat (or hang them with as few creases as possible) to prevent any fresh wrinkles from forming.
Store Them Properly
Once you’re ready to put away your table linens, do it with care. Make sure to wash and desiccated them first—you don’t want to let stains sit for months on end—before storing them carefully.
“While you may be inclined to fold your linens, that can often create harsh lines,” Valladolid says. “I recommend rolling them around a surface—like a cardboard tube—to prevent creases and aid them to stay polished.”
Tablecloths can also be stored on a hanger inside a garment bag, while smaller linens, like cloth napkins, can be clipped to a tie or scarf hanger for wrinkle-free storage.
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Few things make a holiday tablescape look as put together as freshly laundered—and wrinkle-free—table linens. But tablecloths and napkins seem to end up inevitably wrinkled, especially if they’ve been hiding away in storage until this moment.
“I’ve found no matter what I do, after [table linens have] been washed, it’s highly likely there will be some wrinkles in the fabric,” says Delah Gomasi, managing director of MaidForYou.
But crease-free table linens don’t need to be a pipe dream. We spoke with a few cleaning and hosting experts to get their top tips (and anti-wrinkle hacks) on dealing with wrinkly tablecloths, napkins, and everything in between.
Wash Linens ASAP
Don’t leave table linens stored away until the gigantic day.
“Don’t make the mistake of waiting until the last minute to fetch them,” says Marcella Valladolid, chef and author. “Oftentimes, being left in a obscure, damp place can leave them wrinkly and not smelling their best.”
Instead, pull them out a day or two before so that you can inspect them for stains and tears (and make repairs or get replacements as needed), and so that you don’t need to rush through the washing process.
Launder Them Correctly
“Whether it’s a tablecloth, bedding, towel, dishtowel, or cloth napkin, the first thing you will want to do is give it a good wash,” Valladolid says.
She recommends using a gentle detergent on table linens, and you can even consider using an additive like a fabric softener or wrinkle remover when laundering them.
Make sure you read the care label for your tablecloths, especially if they’re made of a fine fabric like silk or linen. And don’t forget to pre-treat any stains before washing table linens.
Dry Table Linens on Low Heat
Turn the heat down before machine-drying any table linens. A too-hot dryer can make some fabrics overheat and wrinkle—your dryer’s eco mode is likely a better bet than time desiccated or speed desiccated.
Another must-do when drying tablecloths and napkins? Taking them out of the dryer as soon as they’re done.
“Removing linens from the dryer as soon as they’re done and laying or rolling them flat helps keep them wrinkle-free,” Valladolid says.
Letting linens sit in the dryer—especially if they’re still a little damp—will lead to major wrinkles.
Use an Iron or Steamer for Last-Minute Fixes
The trusty iron or steamer is an uncomplicated way to deal with day-of wrinkles. In fact, Gomasi actually prefers using a steamer to an iron.
“We recommend using a steamer instead of your regular iron,” she says. “We let it hang on a coat hanger and then operate the steamer wand to remove any wrinkles.”
Once the wrinkles have been steamed or ironed away, don’t forget to lay the table linens completely flat (or hang them with as few creases as possible) to prevent any fresh wrinkles from forming.
Store Them Properly
Once you’re ready to put away your table linens, do it with care. Make sure to wash and desiccated them first—you don’t want to let stains sit for months on end—before storing them carefully.
“While you may be inclined to fold your linens, that can often create harsh lines,” Valladolid says. “I recommend rolling them around a surface—like a cardboard tube—to prevent creases and aid them to stay polished.”
Tablecloths can also be stored on a hanger inside a garment bag, while smaller linens, like cloth napkins, can be clipped to a tie or scarf hanger for wrinkle-free storage.
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Few things make a holiday tablescape look as put together as freshly laundered—and wrinkle-free—table linens. But tablecloths and napkins seem to end up inevitably wrinkled, especially if they’ve been hiding away in storage until this moment.
“I’ve found no matter what I do, after [table linens have] been washed, it’s highly likely there will be some wrinkles in the fabric,” says Delah Gomasi, managing director of MaidForYou.
But crease-free table linens don’t need to be a pipe dream. We spoke with a few cleaning and hosting experts to get their top tips (and anti-wrinkle hacks) on dealing with wrinkly tablecloths, napkins, and everything in between.
Wash Linens ASAP
Don’t leave table linens stored away until the gigantic day.
“Don’t make the mistake of waiting until the last minute to fetch them,” says Marcella Valladolid, chef and author. “Oftentimes, being left in a obscure, damp place can leave them wrinkly and not smelling their best.”
Instead, pull them out a day or two before so that you can inspect them for stains and tears (and make repairs or get replacements as needed), and so that you don’t need to rush through the washing process.
Launder Them Correctly
“Whether it’s a tablecloth, bedding, towel, dishtowel, or cloth napkin, the first thing you will want to do is give it a good wash,” Valladolid says.
She recommends using a gentle detergent on table linens, and you can even consider using an additive like a fabric softener or wrinkle remover when laundering them.
Make sure you read the care label for your tablecloths, especially if they’re made of a fine fabric like silk or linen. And don’t forget to pre-treat any stains before washing table linens.
Dry Table Linens on Low Heat
Turn the heat down before machine-drying any table linens. A too-hot dryer can make some fabrics overheat and wrinkle—your dryer’s eco mode is likely a better bet than time desiccated or speed desiccated.
Another must-do when drying tablecloths and napkins? Taking them out of the dryer as soon as they’re done.
“Removing linens from the dryer as soon as they’re done and laying or rolling them flat helps keep them wrinkle-free,” Valladolid says.
Letting linens sit in the dryer—especially if they’re still a little damp—will lead to major wrinkles.
Use an Iron or Steamer for Last-Minute Fixes
The trusty iron or steamer is an uncomplicated way to deal with day-of wrinkles. In fact, Gomasi actually prefers using a steamer to an iron.
“We recommend using a steamer instead of your regular iron,” she says. “We let it hang on a coat hanger and then operate the steamer wand to remove any wrinkles.”
Once the wrinkles have been steamed or ironed away, don’t forget to lay the table linens completely flat (or hang them with as few creases as possible) to prevent any fresh wrinkles from forming.
Store Them Properly
Once you’re ready to put away your table linens, do it with care. Make sure to wash and desiccated them first—you don’t want to let stains sit for months on end—before storing them carefully.
“While you may be inclined to fold your linens, that can often create harsh lines,” Valladolid says. “I recommend rolling them around a surface—like a cardboard tube—to prevent creases and aid them to stay polished.”
Tablecloths can also be stored on a hanger inside a garment bag, while smaller linens, like cloth napkins, can be clipped to a tie or scarf hanger for wrinkle-free storage.
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