How can I avoid damaging the fabric when ironing my tencel bed sheet set?

Tencel bed sheet sets are loved by many people for their soft and delicate texture and good breathability. However, in daily use, sheets may become wrinkled due to washing, drying or storage, and need to be ironed to restore flatness. When ironing Tencel sheets, improper operation may cause damage to the fabric, affecting its comfort and service life. Therefore, it is necessary to master the appropriate method during the ironing process to keep the fabric in good condition.
Before ironing, make sure that the sheets are in a suitable wet state. Tencel fabrics are easier to iron when slightly wet, and can reduce the damage to the fibers caused by high temperature. If the sheets are completely dry, you can use a spray bottle to gently spray a small amount of clean water to make it slightly moist for smoother ironing.
Choosing a suitable ironing temperature is the key to protecting Tencel fabrics. Tencel is a relatively delicate fiber, which may become hard or even damaged by high temperature. Therefore, when ironing, you need to adjust the iron to a lower temperature to reduce direct damage to the fabric. If the iron temperature is too high, it may cause the sheets to lose their original luster and affect their softness.
Using clean cotton cloth or ironing cloth for isolation can effectively avoid damage caused by direct contact with high temperature. When ironing, spread a thin cloth on the surface of the bed sheet before ironing, which can effectively reduce the direct impact of heat on the fabric and prevent ironing marks or light spots. In addition, you can also choose to use steam ironing to let the moistening effect of steam help the bed sheet to restore flatness without directly contacting the surface of the fabric.
During the ironing process, you should avoid staying in the same position for a long time, but use a gentle sliding method to evenly iron the entire surface of the bed sheet. If you stay in a certain area for too long, it may cause the local fibers to harden or be damaged by the high temperature. Therefore, when ironing, keep smooth movements and evenly distribute the heat to achieve the ideal ironing effect.
In addition to the ironing method, storage after ironing is equally important. After ironing, the bed sheet should be gently shaken to cool naturally, and then neatly folded or directly laid on the bed to avoid new wrinkles when it is not completely cooled. When storing, choose a dry and ventilated environment to avoid moisture or squeezing to keep the bed sheet in good condition.