Steam Pressing

This process uses steam (gas from heated water) to iron clothes. The steam helps remove wrinkles, smooths the fabric, and makes clothes easier to fold or hang. It's especially useful for delicate or special clothing like silk, suits, and gowns.

Thanks to modern technology, steam is now produced using a boiler, making the process faster and more efficient. Compared to regular hot ironing, steam pressing gives a cleaner, smoother finish and is much gentler on the fabric.