Wrinkles free cloth packing (Hack)

Anyone wouldn't like wrinkled clothes. Mainly on those time when we are going for a vacation, we press our clothes in proper manner but we forget to pack them gently & On that time when we are unpacking our bag on holiday time we found wrinkled clothes.
These problem can happen to anyone but not to those who knew the art of packing clothes.There are few simple steps that can help you to make your cloths wrinkle free ,it's normally depends on the way you folded them your bag or suitcase.

Few tips that makes you master in packing clothes :

1. Use plastic while packing your clothes.The main reason by which clothes get's wrinkled is friction, reduce the friction reduce the clothes wrinkling. So use plastic bags to pack clothes it's reduce there friction.

2. Pack your clothes with tissue paper it gives the best result

3. Don't fully jam your bag or suitcase with clothes they will get crushed inside the bag this is also a reason why clothes become wrinkled

4. Roll your clothes while packing it will reduce wrinkled clothes and also save some space on your bag

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