Nothing ruins a stellar outfit like unwanted wrinkles. Unless you happen to live next door to a dry cleaner, the quickest and most cost-effective route to that polished look is a session with a ...

Many Americans have been working from home for over a year, and while most won’t return to the office anytime soon, it may be time to begin breaking out the work clothes that sat dormant in your ...

Whether you enjoy the act of ironing or would prefer to run a steamer over your clothes, some pieces just need to be ironed the old-fashioned way to remove stubborn wrinkles. No matter how frequently ...

Ashlee spent time as a newspaper reporter, AmeriCorps VISTA and an employee at a healthcare company before she landed at CNET. She loves to eat, write and watch "Golden Girls" (preferably all three at ...

You might find the back of your favorite jacket is wrinkled after making it through the day with no spills. However, the label says "dry clean only". If it's just a matter of a couple wrinkles with no ...

Laundry day isn’t anyone’s favorite activity, and ironing can be the worst part of the process. Between setting up the board and working through every wrinkle, it’s a time-consuming chore — and a bad ...

Cut out the middleman in your laundry process by ironing damp clothes right out of the washer instead of drying them and then dampening them again to iron them. Photo by Jason Loper. Home-centric blog ...

An expert shares her best tips for cleaning and maintaining your iron.

Packing for travel can be a bit like a puzzle — by the time you’re done filling your suitcase with clothes, there’s often little room left for toiletries, let alone hair tools or other travel gear.