The document provides instructions for ironing clothes. It lists the necessary supplies, which include an iron, ironing board, water, clothes to be ironed, starch, and hangers. It then outlines the step-by-step process, which involves filling the iron with water, heating it up, placing clothes on the ironing board and ironing them in sections, hanging the ironed clothes on hangers, spraying them with starch if desired, and turning off the TV once ironing is complete.

1. How to iron your clothes By Sophi Frangenberg & Ana Lujano

2. What You Need: Water Iron Ironing board Clothes you like to iron Starch Hangers TV, if you desire to have entertainment while ironing.

3. First Step First, put water in your iron machine!

4. Second Step Make sure that the iron is full to the line of water.

5. Third Step Once the iron is all heated up, get the desired clothing you would like to iron and place it on the ironing board.

6. Fourth Step Now start ironing in different sections. Now would be the time to turn on the TV. If you are ironing a shirt, place the ironing board through the neck of the shirt. Rotate it around and around to get all places ironed. Do the same if it is buttoned. Do the same with pants and if it has pleats, iron the pleats.

7. Fifth Step Once you are done ironing, hang your desired item on the hanger. Button the shirt if there’s buttons.

8. Sixth Step Hang your item on a rack in front of a sheet and spray the starch. Follow the instructions on the bottle of starch.

9. Final Step Now your desired clothing is ironed and ready to wear. Now would be the time to turn off the TV.

10. Thank you for following these directions! Have a nice day! 

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