It used to be so simple. Everything was made of cotton. You could do almost anything you wanted to the fabric and at the end of the day, the products looked good. Remember those days? The wash wheels were one speed for washing and one speed for extraction. Everything went into a dryer, and then into pressing of some type. Garments went into body pressing and flat goods went into ironers. Those were the days. Wash it, dry it, press it and then deliver the products.
 
Today we have complicated the process greatly with fabrics that textile ...