Which statement about ironing shirts on d/p displays is correct?

Which statement about ironing shirts on d/p displays is correct?

• A. Iron shirts even if no wrinkles are visible
• B. There is no need to iron them if no wrinkles are visible
• C. Iron all shirts
• D. Never iron shirts

Answer: (B)

Only iron shirts when wrinkles are visible on the display. This keeps the process efficient and protects fabric integrity—if a shirt already looks smooth, there’s no need to spend time or heat on it. Ironing every shirt wastes energy and can risk creating shiny spots or slight scorching, while never ironing would leave creases that make the display look untidy. If a shirt becomes wrinkled during handling, refresh it with a quick iron or light steaming, but otherwise leave smooth shirts as they are.

Only iron shirts when wrinkles are visible on the display. This keeps the process efficient and protects fabric integrity—if a shirt already looks smooth, there’s no need to spend time or heat on it. Ironing every shirt wastes energy and can risk creating shiny spots or slight scorching, while never ironing would leave creases that make the display look untidy. If a shirt becomes wrinkled during handling, refresh it with a quick iron or light steaming, but otherwise leave smooth shirts as they are.