EASY ON

Easy on Aerosol is a classic, widely recognized fabric starch spray (often referred to simply as “Easy On”). It is used during ironing to give clothes—especially cotton and linen shirts, traditional attire, and uniforms—a crisp, sharp, and professional finish.

Here is a quick breakdown of what it does and how to use it effectively:

What It Does

• Crisp Finish: It provides a clean, neat structure to fabrics, ranging from a speed starch (light crispness) to heavy starch (maximum stiffness).

• Wrinkle Resistance: It helps the iron glide smoothly over fabrics and makes clothes more resistant to wrinkling throughout the day.

• Soil Resistance: The light starch layer acts as a barrier, making it harder for dirt and sweat to penetrate the fabric fibers, which can make subsequent washing easier.

How to Use It Correctly

To get the best results without leaving white flakes or spots on your clothes, follow these steps:

1. Shake Well: Always shake the aerosol can thoroughly before each spray.

2. Angle and Distance: Hold the can at a 45-degree angle and about 8 to 10 inches away from the fabric.

3. Spray Evenly: Spray in a continuous, back-and-forth motion. Avoid soaking the fabric in one spot.

4. Iron Immediately: Iron the fabric using the heat setting recommended for that specific clothing material.

Quick Pro-Tips

• Prevent Flaking: If you notice white flakes on dark clothing, you might be spraying too close, using too much product, or ironing on a setting that is too hot.

• Keep the Nozzle Clean: If the spray nozzle gets clogged, remove it and rinse it under warm running water to dissolve any dried starch build-up. Never poke a pin into the nozzle hole.

• Fabric Care: It works beautifully on cotton, linens, and synthetic blends, but avoid using it on garments labeled “Dry Clean Only” or delicate silks and wools.