A traditional ironing technique using a ridged board and rolling pin to remove wrinkles without heat.

Very cool process! I'm guessing that probably works well with all natural fibers, but maybe not as well with man-made ones.

I’ve never seen this before. My grandmother had a solid hot iron to heat on the oven top. Others I’ve seen were filled with hot coals.

Probably spins her own yarn for weaving the wool shawl she wears while making her tallow candles.

Ironing with an iron is hard enough so I just usually throw it in the dryer.

Thank God someone created an iron and a steamer.

All my working uniforms were rolled and stowed in my coffin locker while I was aboard ship in the Navy

Soon the only applicable ironing method in the EU! Don’t push ideas to idiots!!!

To magiel - ten jest ręczny ale były też duże maszyny do maglowania. Dużo rodzin miało takie urządzenie w domu.

@dribelad have to say the looking like you got dressed out of a rucksack WITH wrinkles is my preferred look...🤷‍♂️

So cool! It aligns the fibers.

can't believe that worked

Нє, так діла не буде! Вологою треба качати, й добре вологою!

이게 되네😳

What is going on

I want one.

Life changing tech 👍🏻

interesting

Women are actually good at something.

Is she a Amish?

@paolini Amazing! My Mom used her hands to lay clothes out and smooth layers and edges before ironing with the hot electric iron. I thought sometimes her hands made the cloth smooth before the iron ever touched the cloth!

What???

😮😮😮😮

@CadizFrom89205

That’s amazing

🤔

The edits make this suspect.

わあ、すごい！！！こんなアイロン初めてみました！

This is incredible. Love it!

Pressed

حلوة الفكرة، لكن كم يحتاج وقت وتكرار؟ تقريبًا

Это великолепно! Но зачем???🤷🏻‍♀️

오...이런게 가능하군요

yes sure, and then make a cut just when she is finished to present the ironed shirt

Interesting things