How to Iron a Clothes Sticker | Hamayl

Iron a clothes sticker with a dry iron, no steam. Cover it, press for 15–20 seconds without sliding, let it cool, peel the clear sheet, then press again from the inside. Hamayl stickers are heat transfers sold per piece. They are not peel-and-stick paper.

Steps

1. Set the iron to cotton. Turn steam off.
2. Lay the shirt flat. Place the sticker, glue side down, where it will sit — chest for a 5×5, neck for a 10-inch piece.
3. Cover with a thin cotton cloth.
4. Press hard for 15–20 seconds. Do not move the iron.
5. Wait until the patch is cool. Then peel the plastic sheet. If an edge lifts, cover it and press again.
6. Turn the garment inside out and press the same spot for another 10–15 seconds.
7. Wait a day before the first wash. Wash inside out, cool water.

This works on winter cotton, mid-season cotton, lawn, khaddar, and flannel. On khaddar and flannel, use the longer inside press. Keep the patch off seams and buttons.

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