Silk and polyester ties should use a cool setting. [2] X Research source Wool ties will need a medium-hot setting. [3] X Research source Cotton and linen ties can use a hot setting. [4] X Research source
Make sure the tie is not stained, because if you iron over a stain it may permanently set-in and ruin the tie. [5] X Research source
Using gentle pressure, start from the bottom, and work your way to the top. Iron small sections at a time as you move the iron from the edges inward to prevent creases. When you have finished one side, flip it over, and repeat the process. Make sure your pressing cloth is still wet. If it feels dry, get it wet again, and wring it back out. [7] X Research source
