A simple question for everyone, what are the requirements for ironing different fabrics in a dry cleaner?

Ironing requirements for different fabrics:

1. Use the first level of ironing for clothes made of polypropylene, cotton, vinylon, acrylic and other fabrics. When ironing, put a piece of cloth on the clothes. When dry ironing the back of clothes, do not spray water directly onto the clothes as spots may appear on one side.

2. For silk fabrics, use the second level of ironing and dry iron the back of the garment.

3. Use the second level of ironing for woolen fabrics. When ironing, the soleplate should not be pressed against the clothes, and the maximum amount of steam should be used to pass over the surface of the clothes.

4. For velvet and cashmere fabrics, use three levels of ironing. Also use the maximum amount of steam to pass over the surface of the clothing, and iron lightly in the same direction. The iron should be constantly moving.

5. For clothes made of cotton and linen, use three levels of ironing, with maximum steam and the highest temperature. Dark clothes should be ironed on the back to avoid the "aurora" feeling