Personally, I'm not sure of any particular method of when it comes to trying to minimize wrinkles. From a simple google search though, I have gathered that it all comes down to knowing your fabrics and knowing which setting to wash and dry those specific fabrics on. Below I'll copy and paste the specific things that I found on google that may or may not be of useful help. I hope you do benefit from this information in some way. I also prevent wrinkles in my clothes when I usually am on top of each laundry load and between each session/batch of putting away my clothes, I'll set out all of my bottoms and tops and jackets etc. on a flat surface like my bed, or a table or a chair or the couch if I am able to, as I am putting each clothing pieces away, to avoid the clothes from cooling in the laundry basket, there will always inevitably be some wrinkles as well, So I just have a cheaper handheld steamer from Walmart that I got for like $13 before tax, around if I need to get any wrinkles out. Although unfortunately as a Gen Z, my mindset is at being less concerned about going out of the house in wrinkled clothes since I assume the hard work I would put in to get the wrinkles out would only last a short while before moving around, sitting, bending, driving, working, doing any sort of labor, will just make wrinkles that would've been there in the first place anyways. But that's only in any casual type of situation or setting. In any formal setting such as a office job (that I don't actually have) or a job interview, or being in any more prestigious type of environment, etc. those situations I would be more self conscious about not having wrinkles for which I hope makes sense, where I'd take the time to steam out and iron out any wrinkles I'd have on any article of clothing that I plan to wear in that said situation. My apologies for such a long response, again I hope any of the information helps. If not then this response can just be discarded. If you have any more questions, do not hesitate to reach out. Thank you and I hope you continue to have a wonderful lovely day. Googled Results Below: Washer settings Use a wash cycle with a lower spin speed to reduce wrinkles. Some washing machines also have a wrinkle control cycle that uses warm water and low spin speeds to help keep fabrics from creasing. Dryer settings Use a delicate dryer setting with a lower temperature and slower spin speed, especially for cotton clothing. You can also check your dryer's manual for the best setting. Sort laundry Sort your laundry before washing so that lightweight items dry faster than heavier fabrics. Fabrics that spend more time in the dryer are more likely to become overheated and develop wrinkles. Dryer load Don't overload the dryer, as this can cause clothes to tangle and wrinkle. Instead, leave enough space for clothes to tumble and dry. Unload dryer quickly Try to unload the dryer as soon as the cycle is finished, while the clothes are still warm. You can also enable a wrinkle prevent function that keeps the drum tumbling after the cycle is complete. Use a wrinkle release spray Wrinkle release sprays often contain fabric softeners that help relax fabric fibers so they can dry in a smoother shape.
This works so well. But it wrinkles the clothes when rinsing. Any tips on how to minimize.
Personally, I'm not sure of any particular method of when it comes to trying to minimize wrinkles. From a simple google search though, I have gathered that it all comes down to knowing your fabrics and knowing which setting to wash and dry those specific fabrics on. Below I'll copy and paste the specific things that I found on google that may or may not be of useful help. I hope you do benefit from this information in some way.
I also prevent wrinkles in my clothes when I usually am on top of each laundry load and between each session/batch of putting away my clothes, I'll set out all of my bottoms and tops and jackets etc. on a flat surface like my bed, or a table or a chair or the couch if I am able to, as I am putting each clothing pieces away, to avoid the clothes from cooling in the laundry basket, there will always inevitably be some wrinkles as well, So I just have a cheaper handheld steamer from Walmart that I got for like $13 before tax, around if I need to get any wrinkles out.
Although unfortunately as a Gen Z, my mindset is at being less concerned about going out of the house in wrinkled clothes since I assume the hard work I would put in to get the wrinkles out would only last a short while before moving around, sitting, bending, driving, working, doing any sort of labor, will just make wrinkles that would've been there in the first place anyways. But that's only in any casual type of situation or setting. In any formal setting such as a office job (that I don't actually have) or a job interview, or being in any more prestigious type of environment, etc. those situations I would be more self conscious about not having wrinkles for which I hope makes sense, where I'd take the time to steam out and iron out any wrinkles I'd have on any article of clothing that I plan to wear in that said situation.
My apologies for such a long response, again I hope any of the information helps. If not then this response can just be discarded. If you have any more questions, do not hesitate to reach out. Thank you and I hope you continue to have a wonderful lovely day.
Googled Results Below:
Washer settings
Use a wash cycle with a lower spin speed to reduce wrinkles. Some washing machines also have a wrinkle control cycle that uses warm water and low spin speeds to help keep fabrics from creasing.
Dryer settings
Use a delicate dryer setting with a lower temperature and slower spin speed, especially for cotton clothing. You can also check your dryer's manual for the best setting.
Sort laundry
Sort your laundry before washing so that lightweight items dry faster than heavier fabrics. Fabrics that spend more time in the dryer are more likely to become overheated and develop wrinkles.
Dryer load
Don't overload the dryer, as this can cause clothes to tangle and wrinkle. Instead, leave enough space for clothes to tumble and dry.
Unload dryer quickly
Try to unload the dryer as soon as the cycle is finished, while the clothes are still warm. You can also enable a wrinkle prevent function that keeps the drum tumbling after the cycle is complete.
Use a wrinkle release spray
Wrinkle release sprays often contain fabric softeners that help relax fabric fibers so they can dry in a smoother shape.