Spray starch?

[qwerty]

I'm thinking of picking up a can of starch spray and i was wondering will it work even if i don't use the iron on my jeans after i spray? The directions said you have to iron after you use the starch so it got me all mixed up.

[__3xL]

No you dont have to iron . Just wear them until it dries

[SLEEZY]

i dont like using the spray on starch, i once used a full can of the Easy-On brand and it hardly did anything. it has been suggested that liquid starch is alot more effective.

call it what you want..

Edited by SLEEZY on May 14, 2006 at 03:59 PM

[tweeds]

i just spray on and let it air dry through the night. check which type of starch you buy though, spray starches come in a variety of concentrations.

[386]

Quote:

i dont like using the spray on starch, i once used a full can of the Easy-On brand and it hardly did anything. it has been suggested that liquid starch is alot more effective.

--- Original message by SLEEZY on May 14, 2006 03:57 PM

definitely use liquid starch in a spray bottle at full strength, no dillution.

[watchman]

it also depends on what you want to do with it. I spray starch the back of my knees to help with the honeycombs and i am pretty happy with it. If you want a really stiff crease then maybe liquid starch will be the good choice.

[Old Geezer]

Spray starch in the can is worthless. Pick up the liquid starch, pour it in a spray bottle and dilute with a little water. You'll find instructions on the jug.