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Can You Iron A Book Cover. Heat the iron on its lowest setting and press it, working in circles on the towel. The crease is then bulkier than the rest of the cover and stretched on the. Put extra padding on the ironing board so it won't leave the marks upon pressing it. Keep the iron moving to avoid scorching either the towel or the paper. If the cover has creased, the layers of the paper will have separated and the fibres pulled out of alignment. Press the iron on the opposite of the cover, not. Your best bet with household goods would be a clothes iron. When your done reading, place the book on the cover down closest to where you're up to reading (front cover first half, back cover if your almost. Try to keep the iron horizontal at the corners and sides to avoid bending them over in the other direction. If you are scared to try this, try gently rolling it around something big to bend it in the. Check under the towel to see if the wrinkles are gone. Start with the iron on. Cover the paper with a second towel or other material.

Heat the iron on its lowest setting and press it, working in circles on the towel. Cover the paper with a second towel or other material. Put extra padding on the ironing board so it won't leave the marks upon pressing it. Press the iron on the opposite of the cover, not. The crease is then bulkier than the rest of the cover and stretched on the. Try to keep the iron horizontal at the corners and sides to avoid bending them over in the other direction. When your done reading, place the book on the cover down closest to where you're up to reading (front cover first half, back cover if your almost. If you are scared to try this, try gently rolling it around something big to bend it in the. Start with the iron on. Your best bet with household goods would be a clothes iron.

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Can You Iron A Book Cover The crease is then bulkier than the rest of the cover and stretched on the. The crease is then bulkier than the rest of the cover and stretched on the. Check under the towel to see if the wrinkles are gone. If the cover has creased, the layers of the paper will have separated and the fibres pulled out of alignment. Keep the iron moving to avoid scorching either the towel or the paper. If you are scared to try this, try gently rolling it around something big to bend it in the. Your best bet with household goods would be a clothes iron. Press the iron on the opposite of the cover, not. Start with the iron on. When your done reading, place the book on the cover down closest to where you're up to reading (front cover first half, back cover if your almost. Heat the iron on its lowest setting and press it, working in circles on the towel. Cover the paper with a second towel or other material. Try to keep the iron horizontal at the corners and sides to avoid bending them over in the other direction. Put extra padding on the ironing board so it won't leave the marks upon pressing it.