Fun poll: Best and worst looking uniforms.
#151
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Mar 2011
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From: 737 FO
We used to call that "Four Day Grey".
I change shirts every two days... and I do 1-2 leg days in plane that has good AC, doesn't drip oil on me, and is tall enough not to grease my shirt on the walk around. If you're not sweating a lot you can touch-up iron your shirt and keep wearing it, but the problem is that the iron will tend to "lock in" any small stains you may have accumulated, especially grease. Once ironed in, even Shout won't get them out.
I change shirts every two days... and I do 1-2 leg days in plane that has good AC, doesn't drip oil on me, and is tall enough not to grease my shirt on the walk around. If you're not sweating a lot you can touch-up iron your shirt and keep wearing it, but the problem is that the iron will tend to "lock in" any small stains you may have accumulated, especially grease. Once ironed in, even Shout won't get them out.
#156
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Nov 2014
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Hotel irons never touch my shirt anymore. Even ‘clean’ irons have ruined my shirt. Now I only let the shower steam get the wrinkles out. Works great and no hassle.
Also, I wear 2 shirts per 4 day and 1 pair of pants.
Also, I wear 2 shirts per 4 day and 1 pair of pants.
#158
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Aug 2017
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That said, the shower steam trick works wonders, but you do have to give it time to work -- I find at least 10 minutes is required.
#159
In a land of unicorns
Joined: Apr 2014
Posts: 7,072
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From: Whale FO
I travel with a mini steamer. Gets a shirt ready in like 2 minutes, and doesn’t take any room in the suitcase. Same result as a shower steam but much faster.



