The 'genius' travel hack to stop your clothes being creased on holiday – and doesn't cost a penny | The Sun

A WOMAN has revealed a very clever track hack that stops your clothes being creased on holiday, even if you don't have an iron.

Even better, it won't cost you a thing.

Lots of hotels and holiday rentals no longer provide an iron for guests, which can be a problem if you have shirts and dresses that crease easily.

However, there is a clever way you can fix this, as long as you have a simple piece of kitchen equipment.

The woman shared a TikTok video, in which she said: "POV: You got to the Airbnb and there was no iron."

She then showed her partner who had a saucepan with boiling water in it, who was using it to warm the creases out of his jumper.

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The video shows the jumper looking as if it was freshly ironed.

She added in the commnets: "He ironed all our holiday fits like this."

The video has been watched thousands of times, and loads of people called it "genius."

One person said: "Wait that is so smart."

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Another said: "This is innovation."

A third agreed: "Why have i never thought of this. Genius."

A packing expert has also revealed how to prevent your clothes getting creased in your suitcase.

Speaking to Travel + Leisure she said: "When packing for your next adventure, put your more delicate items inside the dry cleaning bags, including your cotton and linen pieces.

"You'll fold each piece of clothing as usual and place it inside a separate bag before placing it in your suitcase or duffel bag.

"This tactic works because the bags will slide against each other, meaning your cotton t-shirts and breezy linen pants won't get stuck and inevitably cause deep creases and messy wrinkles while in transit."


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