Mary Ellen ProductsI Hate Ironing Spray Wrinkle Remover, 16 -Ounce

I have ordered this several times now. I do hate ironing, but I don’t like wrinkles, either. I have used this product mostly on t-shirts and casual items. It doesn’t have a smell and it dries quickly. Not sure how it would do on more serious stuff like button-downs.

Shirts and light weight pants have been greatA few sprays , then pull or flatten the fabric and most wrinkles gone. I tend to do this will hanging items. I was skeptical but impressed enough to write a review. It’s certainly not the same as a freshly ironed item, but it works

I didn't want to take down curtains to iron. I put up new and should of ironed them before installing. I purchased this and used all of bottle on curtains. Still looks like before I sprayed them. I guess I take them down and iron.

Update to the following review: I am not finding this product at a reasonable price right now (March 2017). Have gone back to Downy Wrinkle Remover because it now has someone who will send it up.I used Downy Wrinkle Releaser up until now. I couldn't find it locally and places wouldn't ship it to my state. I happened on this and bought some. The price is comparable or less than what I paid for Downy.It works as well as the Downy and has little if any odor. Doesn't seem as sticky, either. It was well packed and came with a sprayer for the bottles. You won't get a crisp, ironed look but it releases even deep wrinkles good enough for daily wear. Great for cotton and cotton-blend clothes. Don't really have other types so not sure if it would work differently.The only thing I would like is if it came in double the size bottles. But I'm okay buying the small ones.

The media could not be loaded. I haven't used much but so far it works as good as any other kind I have tried.

really works, just spray and shake out the wrinkles

Downey works better and smells great!

I heard of this spray from a friend and decided to give it a try.It arrived yesterday and my husband immediately wanted to test it out so he wasted no time in selecting a shirt he intended to wear today- a polyester blend fabric. I followed the instructions and waited...and waited...but I saw no difference. All the wrinkles and creases from my hand washing/wringing the shirt were still there. But because of all the rave reviews I decided to test it on a tee-shirt and it worked wonderfully well.So I guess this will be my go to for tees but I will still need to iron shirts.