A way of getting the name off the shirt

How to Remove an Iron-on Transfer From Clothes


Perhaps you have a T-shirt or sweatshirt that has an iron-on number on it. Suppose that number has changed and you now need to change that number. You can remove an iron-on transfer from clothes using the paper, peel-off or direct method.
Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

    * Piece of paper or piece of thin cardboard
    * T-shirt with iron-on transfer
    * Ironing board
    * Iron
    * Lint brush

      Iron-on-Paper Method
   
      1

      Lay a blank piece of paper on an ironing board. The paper should be large enough to cover the iron-on transfer.
 
      2

      Lay the piece of clothing on the paper. The iron-on transfer should be face-down on the paper.
   
      3

      Iron the back of the article. This may take up to five minutes.
 
      4

      Check to see if the transfer is now on the paper.


      Peel-Off Method
   
      1

      Cover the iron-on transfer with a piece of a paper and reverse the material.
   
      2

      Iron the back of the shirt (assuming the transfer is on the chest) for about 90 seconds or until you are sure that the transfer is extremely hot.
   
      3

      Reverse the shirt and peel off the paper. The transfer should peel off with it.

      Direct Method
   
      1

      Wet the iron-on transfer and area around the transfer.
 
      2

      Iron directly on the iron-on transfer in circular motions with no paper between. The transfer will begin to melt into little balls.
 
      3

      Use a lint brush to pick up the balls of the transfer.


Tips & Warnings

    *
      You may need to run the article of clothing through the wash once or twice to remove any excess glue.
    *
      A thin piece of cardboard can work in place of a piece of paper.
    *
      An iron with a Teflon coating works best, but any iron will do.
    *
      The iron must be extremely hot. The highest setting is recommended for removing an iron-on transfer.


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Are you free to do Blue Peter?

Are you free to do Blue Peter?

Ha ha no. ...but i'm free to hit Google the odd time being as I am in front of a P.C. after all.

The transfer will begin to melt into little balls.

I take that as a prophecy.

I see we've got another would be hero hiding behind a keyboard. Having a go at people with kids, who have been heartbroken this week. F***ing sad

The moral of the story been don't put any names on your jersey because more than likely Carroll and suarez will do the exact same

The fella in the club shop said "we don't do refunds by the way" when I asked for Torres on the back of mine - I should of taken the hint!

Someone should speak to the club and get a discount agreed on a Carroll or Suarez shirt if they hand in a Torres one in.

Recycling Medames et Monsieurs.

Its all the rage.

Paddy Power are doing a thing now where you can send them your Torres 9 or Carroll 9 shirt and they will send it to Africa for you in that charity and then credit your account with £50.

Could be very handy if you no a keen gambler, what I'm doing with a mate is getting to buy me a new jersey and what ever the price is it doesn't matter and he can have the £50 credit.

I take that as a prophecy.

Hope not!

Anything but burning it! What shirt is it on? Home away third? I'm jot really found about an of our kits this season I normally just wear retro ones now ..

can you still see shadows what used to be stood there. cuz then id just buy a new shirt.

anybody?

I am definitely trying this!

I have 2 jerseys that I love. Carroll 9 would be perfect!

The Redmen were quality with the putting the hoody on over the top.