Only when I have to get a dress shirt or uniforms ready for hubby or the boys otherwise not really! Just don't have anything that really needs it in my wardrobe.

Only when I have to. It's not that I dislike it, I just have so many other things to do that it just doesn't happen.

Only when I have to. We have very few things that need ironing anyway.

Oh yeah...when hubby has to teach Sunday School to the adults and needs a dress shirt with tie and if we are going someplace where the wrinkles need to go....lol
When I was learning I used to iron my dads handkerchiefs and pillow cases, bring back memories.

I love ironing too

Only on rare occasions.

Only tablecloths and napkins when I'm having a dinner party!

Like most of the others - I iron only when I have to. Most of my husbands dress shirts are permanent press and, as long as I get them out of the dryer right away - they look fine! But I have vivid memories of my mother ironing.....I can just hear the steam & hiss of the iron and hear the sounds of her little "sprinke" bottle that she had - anyone else remember "sprinkle bottles"?

Now I understand, it seems like people use a dryer which means there is no need for ironing. I have a dryer as part of my washing machine but don't use it as a general rule.

Yes Gwen, we are tied to our dryers! Haha, I run to my dryer and quickly hang everything up so I don't have to iron!

This is my first post, and I thought how fitting. I started to iron when I went back to work in january because I wanted to look polished. It lasted a couple of weeks,now I'm back to the dryer with a few iron touch ups.

Welcome Anonymous! Give yourself a name so we can recognise you when you contribute. I am Gwen from Edinburgh, Scotland!

Yes, Gwen, I iron also despite having a dryer. My grandmother used to iron all the time. I love ironed pillowcases!

What's that????

I'm just kidding. Only if I have to!

I used to have to iron for he whole family (8 of us) from a very young age and hated it. When my eldest son was 13 I taught him to iron his own clothes, I hated doing the ironing and the ironing basket would be like a black cloud waiting to engulf me. When the 2 youngest reached 13 they too were taught to iron their own clothes and i continued to do mine and Mick'sbut when we moved to spain 3 years ago I gave up ironing for good. The spin dryer leaves clothes very wet (400rpm) and then a good blow through gets rid of most of the creases and anything that does need ironing gets ironed by Mick. I no longer have black clouds looming.