Iron vs. Steamer: Which is Best for Your Menswear Wardrobe?

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  • Just because you might be able to afford designer labels, that doesn’t mean that they’re going to look good on you, if the fit is poor or if the garments are improperly cared for. We’ve covered fit in a number of other guides, but today’s guide is another installment in our long-running garment care series, covering two appliances designed to eliminate unsightly wrinkles from your clothing. Which is a better appliance for garment care, an iron or a steamer?
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    For distinguished gentlemen, neat and properly cared for articles of clothing are key to looking well-dressed and how they are worn is just as important, if not, more so than the clothing itself. Just because you might be able to afford designer labels, that doesn't mean that they're going to look good on you if the fit is poor or if the garments are improperly cared for.
    This guide is another installment in our long-running garment care series, covering two appliances designed to eliminate unsightly wrinkles from your clothing -- the iron, and the garment steamer.
    0:00 Why you need them
    01:12 History of the iron
    03:23 History of the steamer
    04:21 How does the iron work?
    05:21 How does the steamer work?
    06:50 Iron - Pros
    07:55 Iron - Cons
    08:34 Steamer - Pros
    10:13 Steamer - Cons
    10:37 General safety tips
    11:47 Iron vs. Steamer: Which is Better?
    12:42 Outfit Rundown
    #GarmentCare #Clothingcare #ironing #steaming
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  • @jediaero
    @jediaero Před 4 lety +873

    You guys explain the things others fail to explain...

    • @briannawilliams7370
      @briannawilliams7370 Před 4 lety +10

      Robot Preston aka CP3O shows some of his favorite electrical contraptions

    • @MartinParnham
      @MartinParnham Před 4 lety +11

      Yes. Never a huge sales pitch or “word from our sponsors “ either, which I find distracting in other videos!

    • @tonyogrady1616
      @tonyogrady1616 Před 2 lety

      I guess to clothes peg the pillow to a clothes hanger the garment can spread.Ill try it

    • @arkaprabhomukherjee7859
      @arkaprabhomukherjee7859 Před rokem

      Upps

    • @abztraktt6403
      @abztraktt6403 Před 8 měsíci

      Why I subbed years ago

  • @noxplum
    @noxplum Před 2 lety +570

    this guys jaw line is c h i s e l e d

  • @Ro53mary
    @Ro53mary Před 3 lety +343

    Here's the short answer: BOTH.
    You're welcome.

    • @tamirajohnelle4700
      @tamirajohnelle4700 Před 3 lety +2

      EXACTYLY!!!!! It depends on what it is...

    • @Check0Point
      @Check0Point Před 3 lety +6

      Thank you for saving my time

    • @ogresimping3246
      @ogresimping3246 Před 3 měsíci +2

      Not really, that’s simplifying the video a lot. Skip the history part of the video if you want a quicker summary.

    • @duhazuhair
      @duhazuhair Před měsícem

      I had to skip after 3 minutes of watching to get to that conclusion

  • @sonny5087
    @sonny5087 Před rokem +185

    A combination of any good iron and a portable steamer is-in my opinion-ideal for most households. I use my iron to remove wrinkles from washed shirts and jeans, and I use my portable steamer to freshen up any shirts, suits or trousers I have worn.
    I usually steam my worn clothes at the end of the day, leave them to air out and then I either wear them or store them in my wardrobe the next morning. Steaming works wonders when it comes to getting rid of bacteria and unpleasant odors, which can save a ton of money on dry cleaning and washing-especially when you tend to wear suits often.

    • @gmr2gnr
      @gmr2gnr Před rokem +4

      This! Exactly 👌

    • @MattGarcyaDC
      @MattGarcyaDC Před rokem +7

      you wear your worn clothes the next day?

    • @user-p6-3561
      @user-p6-3561 Před rokem +2

      Hmm interesting

    • @201hastings
      @201hastings Před 10 měsíci +2

      ⁠@@MattGarcyaDClight jackets and pants

    • @utubefreak7167
      @utubefreak7167 Před 10 měsíci +9

      @@MattGarcyaDCif I haven’t sweat a lot, why not?I sit in Air Conditioning all day in car and office so my clothes don’t get dirty

  • @tarotahro5350
    @tarotahro5350 Před 3 lety +143

    4:20 may your life become easy

  • @estuchedepeluche2212
    @estuchedepeluche2212 Před 3 lety +347

    Once I bought a steamer, I stopped using my iron. The trick is to insert a pillow or towel inside the garment so that the plastic actually presses the fabric. This method even worked on a leather jacket that had traveled in a suitcase, gotten wet, and looked terrible.

    • @Himerosteam
      @Himerosteam Před 3 lety +33

      That must be a bigass pillow

    • @estuchedepeluche2212
      @estuchedepeluche2212 Před 3 lety +18

      Himerosteam I never thought about that, but you are right in the sense that my pillows completely fill my buttoned up shirt, I guess my torso is smaller and less fluffy than an pillow.

    • @estuchedepeluche2212
      @estuchedepeluche2212 Před 3 lety +1

      Lou Cipher What a great idea!!

    • @timmyssweet
      @timmyssweet Před 3 lety +3

      @@estuchedepeluche2212 You should probably draw the curtains before carrying out such a procedure.
      It just wouldn't be a good look.

    • @estuchedepeluche2212
      @estuchedepeluche2212 Před 3 lety +1

      @@timmyssweet Good one!

  • @lorisewsstuff1607
    @lorisewsstuff1607 Před 2 lety +142

    One use of steam that you didn't mention is that it kills germs and fungi. A lot of disagreeable smells come from wee beasties we can't see. I know more than a few people take all of their clothes to a dry cleaner before the start of a season. If you notice funky smells on clothing that has been in the closet for a few months a steamer can help. Start steaming your clothes in the off-season. Take your winter clothes out of your closet in mid-summer, give them a good steaming, hang them in a well ventilated area to dry, then put them back in the closet. When late fall rolls around they should still be fresh. A friend had a closet that had a bad smell of it's own. He took everything out and steamed the walls, floor and ceiling. Worked like a charm.

    • @powerhouse884
      @powerhouse884 Před 8 měsíci +4

      Great Point!! 👍🏻
      I am buying a steamer for sure now. I do have this problem as i have a lot of Jackets and Suit pants in my closet that I don’t use very often but i love and when i do need to put them on they may have a closet smell.

  • @suem6004
    @suem6004 Před 4 lety +66

    Whatever you do, do not use steam on knitted wool. Will cause felting which is disastrous. Happened when I trusted ‘professional’ dry cleaners who should have known better. If needed, I mist knitted item with cool water then block to dry. Professional fiber artist here.

  • @omarcortes5754
    @omarcortes5754 Před 4 lety +589

    I switched my iron for a steamer after I burnt a Hugo Boss shirt.

  • @JohnBrown-go1ro
    @JohnBrown-go1ro Před 4 lety +201

    You gentlemen always do an excellent job with the history/background of the topic your discussing. Always entertaining and educational and I love your socks!

  • @davidbrown9458
    @davidbrown9458 Před 2 lety +28

    Both. Also found out that trying to de-wrinkle window curtains is next to impossible, but a steamer works great

  • @lgphone9272
    @lgphone9272 Před 4 lety +38

    That jawline tho.

  • @Larry-qz3es
    @Larry-qz3es Před 3 lety +39

    I have both an iron and a steamer. I use the steamer for my blazers and suits while I use the iron for my shirts and recommend when ironing and steaming, use distilled water, and set on low steam pressure. A steamer is also great to use when traveling.

    • @rinkusekhon4386
      @rinkusekhon4386 Před rokem +1

      I have so many silk clothes with embroidery on it. Can you please tell is steamer good for unwrinkled the clothes between embroidery spaces.if you can tell please.

  • @d14551
    @d14551 Před 4 lety +30

    Very good information, I'm going to look into one of the small, portable steamers.

  • @adrianna1289
    @adrianna1289 Před 2 lety +50

    Great historical info on how the iron was created.
    I am currently looking for reviews on irons vs steamers. I only ever used iron but it’s such a hassle to prepare the ironing station if I just want a quick fix for couple of creases my on dresses. I think after watching your video, I might treat myself to a steamer. Thank you for the prons and cons 😃

    • @kittytrail
      @kittytrail Před 7 měsíci

      don't forget to use distilled water with that steamer! 😉

  • @KibatheMalinois
    @KibatheMalinois Před 3 lety +26

    This video is very informative and worthwhile to watch however I myself am rough and rugged guy that wears cargos, denims, casual shirts and heavy duty wear items so can't really relate to the gentlemans dress code lol however I do believe in being neat and having tidy looking clothes on the occasions that call for a non hard work day such as a meeting, date etc. so I guess I am the garment steamer guy because I would never aim for perfect but I will always strive for presentable.

  • @eberthzorzi1965
    @eberthzorzi1965 Před rokem +9

    You gave all the necessary informations in the right moments. Bravo

  • @zayan0013
    @zayan0013 Před 3 lety +12

    Way more information than I wanted however, I enjoyed the journey. Thank
    You for the great video.

  • @daniellantos26
    @daniellantos26 Před 3 lety +9

    I use the steamer first on my shirts and then I use the iron+starch. Perfect result.

  • @AleTheDLT
    @AleTheDLT Před 3 lety +4

    How have I never come across this channel?! This is great

  • @xxkarlosxxxxxx7233
    @xxkarlosxxxxxx7233 Před 2 lety +9

    Which is better um both... Me 😒😒😒 it's actually the steamer cause it can do the job faster, u can actually deodorize n freshen ur clothes, won't burn your clothes like an iron will and u will save so much time and it's actually quite fun can't say ironing is fun it's actually a hassle

  • @link2442
    @link2442 Před 2 lety +6

    I have always used an iron for my casual wear pants and shirts, saying that I don't have the confidence to use it on my dress blue uniforms and business suits.
    I have not used a steamer before but this seems quite a take

  • @dv9239
    @dv9239 Před 3 lety +10

    This man should be a news reporter

  • @juanfigueroa-serville2465

    Well spoken gentleman. Words are concise, well detailed, and clear.

  • @shawnz241
    @shawnz241 Před 2 lety +3

    Excellent video and brilliant delivery from Preston!

  • @doctorx0079
    @doctorx0079 Před 4 lety +15

    Now I would like to see a video about shoe care.

  • @ecozcelik
    @ecozcelik Před 4 lety +2

    I really love your channel. Thank you!

  • @TailsMPrower
    @TailsMPrower Před 3 lety +19

    Modern steam irons have built in steamers with a large water tank.
    One device for both. Also has a strong we steam jet and doesn't sputter water all the time.

    • @MrSprinkles1F369
      @MrSprinkles1F369 Před 16 dny

      But it's well known that irons seem to mysteriously break way faster when you fill their water tank with water. A lot of people just leave a water spray bottle near their ironing board because keeping the iron dry makes it last way longer.

  • @trenton8998
    @trenton8998 Před 3 lety +6

    I actually thoroughly enjoy this video. Good show 🙌🏽

  • @lgphone9272
    @lgphone9272 Před 4 lety +45

    This is one of the most underrated channels on youtube.

    • @anutash8037
      @anutash8037 Před 2 lety +1

      It has over 1M subs ? I do not think it is.

  • @MehdiScent
    @MehdiScent Před 4 lety +39

    Another useful, fully watching worthy video 🤜🤛

  • @seanmb._
    @seanmb._ Před měsícem

    No idea how the algorithm got me here, but I’ve learnt a lot - thank you 🙏

  • @sachimourya1431
    @sachimourya1431 Před 4 lety +15

    Wow, I love it. I was thinking about buying a steam iron recently. Thank you for this video. Also, I don't mean to inappropriate but the way you talk is so adorable. 🌸

  • @felipereyes1440
    @felipereyes1440 Před 4 lety +75

    Hi, I am 16 but I love to wear gentleman clothes (shirts, pants, dressing shoes, etc).
    A lot of people have told me I look like an old man, but I really like to dress like that.
    Do you have any advice on how I should dress to feel good and keep my style, but also be age apropiate?

    • @karimmiller5441
      @karimmiller5441 Před 4 lety +5

      Always be true to who you are. Your style is classic so your peers just need time to catch up to you.

    • @desmondding7405
      @desmondding7405 Před 4 lety +2

      I started doing this when I was 16, too. Lol, just wear what you like, be yourself.

    • @designdoctor247
      @designdoctor247 Před 4 lety

      They are jealous of your style .... say ... everyone has an opinion. I feel good about how I look. I feel good :) 😃

    • @f_m_3682
      @f_m_3682 Před 4 lety +2

      I am, just like you are, 16 years old, and I love classic menswear. I use to dress nice with chinos or slacks with a nice pullover and a dress shirt or often with a turtleneck in the winter and, as often as I can, I use to dress up.

    • @krunoslavkovacec1842
      @krunoslavkovacec1842 Před 4 lety +9

      They have a guide on "Dressing your age". Go check it out. It is nicely explained there.

  • @emailbenbenson
    @emailbenbenson Před 3 lety +34

    11:44 for the best part of the video

  • @naomotocorporation8542
    @naomotocorporation8542 Před 4 lety +3

    A good video that is very concise and organized.

  • @springbokspringbok3249

    Thanks, this was a very helpful video. I have juvenile arthritis, and am left-handed. Using an iron is not really for me, my motor-skills are just really bad, because of my rheumatism. I have decided to go for a steamer. I'd like to learn ironing, but with my motor-skills it's just not doable. So thanks for the video!

  • @inthezone4123
    @inthezone4123 Před 3 lety +6

    Fantastic video. Much appreciated, Preston!

  • @SHAWFUI
    @SHAWFUI Před 3 lety +2

    Very nice video...I learn a lot from your video... Knowledgeable..Keep up the good work

  • @connordennis2585
    @connordennis2585 Před 4 lety +17

    So much love for Preston! We’re both really slim built, love classic men’s styling, were in a speech and debate society. We also both love the show Frasier as well as DC and Marvel. Keep up the good work Preston!

  • @neilhay2155
    @neilhay2155 Před 10 měsíci +1

    Thank you, that was a very good video for the information that I wanted to know on steamers. The history and comparision was good too as it gives a very well rounded information on both for a better desision on what suits what I need.

  • @djdonald243
    @djdonald243 Před 2 lety +2

    Can you use a steam cleaner for steaming clothes, or are the temp and humidity different?

  • @UriahKiser
    @UriahKiser Před 3 lety +4

    Have you ever used a steamer press for shirts or pants? And is it a bad idea to use them?

  • @bradferguson9840
    @bradferguson9840 Před 3 lety +3

    Fantastic content. Thank you Preston.

  • @luisa146
    @luisa146 Před 2 lety +8

    My family always used an iron, but personally I use it rarely because it's too much of an hassle. Also I don't like how the board looks and takes too much space. I try to take out most wrinkles from my clothes when I hang them to dry so that they don't need ironing. However some fabrics like linen and cotton shirts are really wrinkle prone and need to be ironed no matter what especially if you want to wear them more than once between washing. So I think a handheld steamer would be the best solution for me.

  • @mharmaansheikh6388
    @mharmaansheikh6388 Před 4 lety +2

    This is much more intresting than previous videos

  • @jamesbaker9342
    @jamesbaker9342 Před rokem +1

    Happy this dude exists out there, doing his thing.

  • @Dr.Osterman
    @Dr.Osterman Před 3 lety +1

    Im a seafarer and I do travel a lot so its the Steamer for me, Will be ordering one now

  • @idarwin
    @idarwin Před 4 lety +12

    Nice video! Minor correction at 5:53: 400 F is not 104 C it's 204 C.

  • @carterbelanger6593
    @carterbelanger6593 Před 4 lety +13

    Hey guys, I've recently fallen in love with linen dress shirts. A video on them would be great, But also I found that after washing they seem nowhere near as good as before hand. Even when I try ironing. The main problem I run into is if the shirt has a button placket. It seems impossible to get that accordion wrinkle out of the placket. I assume I should just only bring my linens to the dry cleaners from now on. Will just be annoying and more costly over time. Any tips?

    • @jenniferschmitzer299
      @jenniferschmitzer299 Před 4 lety +6

      If its proper linen (flax) the fibres will have contracted and gone slightly wonky a tad. Linen is an amazing bast fibre as it can take a lot of punishment lol. Apart from thwacking the clean wet shirt dress against a clean surface to ameliorate the fibres I'd suggest using a continuous steam iron on the reverse sides first to loosen and relax the threads. If you dont have one of those, use your iron on the highest steam setting and steam it a lot.
      Linen is notorious for getting crinkles unfortunately. Id dare say, your dry cleaner would just zhoosh it with a hand held steamer to clear the wrinkles.
      Ive got a karcher steamer with ironing kit (thats the proper silly name) and my ironing board sucks and blows (very handy tbh) that is really useful.
      Traditionally, one would dunk a piece of clothing in a pail bucket of starch, let it dry then use a table iron and spritzes of water to remove creasing.
      the teeldeer here is, dry cleaner when you cant be bothered to do it or, relax the fibres yourself at home, pressing the garment with lots of steam.

    • @tamirajohnelle4700
      @tamirajohnelle4700 Před 3 lety +3

      A new linen shirt should be washed with cooler water temperatures for the first few washes. This will help set the strengthening process.
      Later on, wash it in warm or cold water to avoid shrinking and color fading. Use a mild detergent and avoid using fabric softener.

    • @lorisewsstuff1607
      @lorisewsstuff1607 Před 2 lety +3

      I recommend a hand steamer, a table, and a gadget called a clapper. The clapper looks sort of like a wooden brush without any bristles. It's completely flat on one side. It's purpose is to hold heat and steam inside the fabric to force the fibers to relax and flatten. Steam the fabric very heavily, lay it flat on a table, tap the clapper over the wrinkle a few times to flatten it and then let the clapper sit on the fabric until cool. I don't recommend ever ironing linen as it can develop a shine from the fibers being slightly burnt. The shine cannot be removed. I would only use a steam iron near the fabric but never touching it.

    • @praveenawesome2182
      @praveenawesome2182 Před rokem +1

      Hm

  • @mystickal6342
    @mystickal6342 Před měsícem

    Can you believe me still in 2024 My shirts are still ironed by my Iron man with those Triangular Iron With hot Burning Coals !! Trust me thats the best iron you can ever gift to your shirt material its so impeccable !

  • @stndrdnz
    @stndrdnz Před 3 lety +1

    That was a well done video. Cheers for that.

  • @anyangosasha
    @anyangosasha Před rokem

    Perfect content..very precise and elaborate ✅

  • @JohnSmith-pz3ni
    @JohnSmith-pz3ni Před 2 lety +2

    This guy is an alien. Great video! Thanks for the tips!

  • @fabien6198
    @fabien6198 Před rokem

    Thank you so much for your video. Good, easy to understand, and give the info we are looking for

  • @jayeye4798
    @jayeye4798 Před 10 měsíci

    Cufflinks and a cardigan for a casual day of clothes care. Love it!

  • @wazclark
    @wazclark Před 3 lety +1

    The brown trousers being ironed looked pretty nice, what brand are those? Thanks :)

  • @amilyaimma1727
    @amilyaimma1727 Před 2 lety +3

    Well before you said it i decided to use both of them knowing that I'm a bride moving to my own house soon
    Thank you for the great video

  • @riggs20
    @riggs20 Před rokem +1

    For my more casual clothes that aren’t terribly wrinkled, I put them in the dryer with a damp washcloth and high heat for a few minutes.

  • @irenescott3108
    @irenescott3108 Před rokem

    Could you please do a comparison of steam irons. I’ve not been able to location an iron like the one you use. Thank you for your helpful videos.

  • @Sciayam
    @Sciayam Před 4 lety +1

    Great info, thanks :)

  • @vmbo
    @vmbo Před 9 měsíci +1

    Nobody:
    CZcamsrs: let's start with the history of the iron.

  • @eyeheartsushi2212
    @eyeheartsushi2212 Před 4 lety +2

    Great video, Preston 👍🏽

  • @nureinherz
    @nureinherz Před rokem

    wow, the fabric and colours of the garment (blazer?) at 5:45 look sooo good! At 9:00 it's shown again. Could you say what item this is and if it's still available?

  • @939Aed
    @939Aed Před 3 lety +1

    3:56: that's a canister vacuum cleaner on the right--assuming it's just there for size comparison?

  • @RyanSheppard
    @RyanSheppard Před 3 lety +1

    Thanks bro, banging video

  • @muslimahmishi1215
    @muslimahmishi1215 Před rokem

    Well it would be helpful if you teach how to iron a gabardine pant, I used the flat iron but it left little starching white marks😥

  • @fionafiona1146
    @fionafiona1146 Před 4 lety +5

    Would you recommend spray starch (ever)?
    Are their uses for hair irons, you endorse (travel touch-up creases)?

    • @brittanyg6796
      @brittanyg6796 Před 4 lety

      Good question!

    • @MartinParnham
      @MartinParnham Před 4 lety

      I’ve often wondered this. It’s meant to be good for collars but I have found that ironing a collar properly usually sorts out any problems!

  • @AzureFides
    @AzureFides Před 3 lety +1

    Really well informative video 👏

  • @jbeanahaw974
    @jbeanahaw974 Před 3 lety +1

    Very nice explanation...💖👍Actually I was thinking of buying this stand steamer...from Riyadh KSA

  • @captocie
    @captocie Před 4 lety +11

    the way you speak is so soothing and educational, i appreciate it!

  • @gracielasosapulido8578
    @gracielasosapulido8578 Před 3 lety +5

    Came here only to send to my boyfriend a video of how a steamer looks, how it's used, and went out with video-shaped gold in my hands. Thank you!!

  • @marzinaallah-ditta6554
    @marzinaallah-ditta6554 Před 2 lety +3

    How about get a 2 in 1, an Iron that can be used on a flat surface and also be used as a steamer up right.

  • @saurabhsyndicate
    @saurabhsyndicate Před 5 měsíci

    Very well explained, thanks

  • @freesancocho
    @freesancocho Před měsícem

    I like the steamer for basic usage. But there is a certain touch that comes with an iron

  • @gega9979
    @gega9979 Před rokem

    This guy is awesome I’m so glad I found this channel. Top shelf

  • @ankitindelhi
    @ankitindelhi Před 3 lety

    What is brand and model of iron used in this video ??

  • @tgc1427
    @tgc1427 Před rokem +1

    I love your style. Thanks for a great video.

  • @ObikingsMedia
    @ObikingsMedia Před 2 lety +1

    How can I get the steamer or iron. I love those ones in your video.

  • @angielovesusa
    @angielovesusa Před 2 měsíci

    Can you show us how to open an ironing board 🤔
    Seriously, I just bought one that has a clothing rack underneath and can't figure out how to open it. Ugh

  • @matteopisanello7787
    @matteopisanello7787 Před 3 lety +5

    I'm still learning English, and i understand you better than the subtitles

  • @timyboy86
    @timyboy86 Před 2 lety +12

    Well as a suggestion ; you should have covered steam press iron , as now they're affordable and are available for domestic users as well

    • @MrAlekoukos
      @MrAlekoukos Před 7 měsíci

      affordable? 200+ dollars? Also how's the quality like. From a quick search they didn't seem to be promising.

  • @martinmoore8216
    @martinmoore8216 Před 4 lety +2

    Great stuff! Thank you.

  • @CforChiTwo
    @CforChiTwo Před 3 lety

    Thank you 🙏❤

  • @winukakulatunge
    @winukakulatunge Před 4 měsíci

    Dang, this guy should be a voice actor.

  • @JoJo-xp6wr
    @JoJo-xp6wr Před 4 lety +4

    Excuse me, I have a question, what is the best drink that should a gentleman have during a safari, a plane, and a limousine, just asking, also I think that traditional irons do the job, I watched the video about ironing a shirt and it's very informative.

    • @joeyyy771
      @joeyyy771 Před 4 lety

      Youssef HEGAZY 2 tequila

    • @alvarojm750
      @alvarojm750 Před 4 lety +1

      For safari I’d go with Gin and Tonic. It’s a classic that came from the thinking it would prevent dengue fever or malaria (don’t remember)
      For airplane anything is good. Back when airline cocktails where served in proper glassware I would have shy from anything in a coup or cocktail glass because of chance to spill from turbulence. Now it makes no difference.
      (Edit: remember that flight attendants are not bartenders so don’t go crazy on the request or picky on the quality of said drink. Their job is to make the trip less hellish and to save your life during an emergency)
      As for limousine, quite a few have a wet bar available but offerings are limited due to space; cognac, brandy or whiskeys are the norm. If you’re renting one with a wet bar just ask them to stock the 2-4 things you might need for your cocktail of choice (personally a whiskey sour from rye)

    • @JoJo-xp6wr
      @JoJo-xp6wr Před 4 lety

      @@alvarojm750 Safari, I mean both tropical and desert travels.

    • @alvarojm750
      @alvarojm750 Před 4 lety

      Youssef HEGAZY 2 for tropical is stick with the gin and tonic. For desert travel if for some odd chance all is available I’d go with a Tom Collins, they are hugely refreshing.

  • @AwadAbdulsamad
    @AwadAbdulsamad Před 2 lety +3

    Very informative video. Thanks a lot.

  • @sixtenjohansson4246
    @sixtenjohansson4246 Před 2 měsíci

    Thank you for teaching me a new word - tailors ham 😊

  • @tagnenjosephs3124
    @tagnenjosephs3124 Před 10 měsíci

    Can a smelling agent be added into the steamer to make the clothing smell nice?

  • @PK-vs5km
    @PK-vs5km Před rokem

    Well presented with a presentation as precise as the pristine person presenting

  • @sli8361
    @sli8361 Před 4 lety +1

    I use a steam iron its very good.

  • @sasukekun11907
    @sasukekun11907 Před 3 lety +2

    You guys explain things i never knew existed...

  • @flytheskymyway
    @flytheskymyway Před 2 lety +5

    This just might be the best quality video I have ever seen. So well done. Who knew the history would be so fascinating. Great tips! Thanks

  • @47thdarkdimension
    @47thdarkdimension Před rokem

    Good advice and well spoken.

  • @briangarciahernandez3150
    @briangarciahernandez3150 Před 3 lety +2

    Wow! I love the chemistry behind ironing!

  • @akelakennedy
    @akelakennedy Před 7 měsíci

    Hello. Does anyone know the bag brand at 9:12..leather bag being placed on top of rolling luggage....thank you....

  • @ipineaplezs2070
    @ipineaplezs2070 Před 9 měsíci

    Informative as always!

  • @AlanJWatkins
    @AlanJWatkins Před 4 lety +2

    bubbles is lookin sharp!

  • @somewonderfulguy
    @somewonderfulguy Před 4 lety +1

    Hello Preston. I see you unbutton the last button of cardigan. I just wonder, is this a strict rule like with single-breasted jackets?

  • @cheriepynk8259
    @cheriepynk8259 Před 3 lety +3

    We had the cast iron triangle, we put it on a coal fire 🔥 but have to wipe it clean or it mess up your clothes