Roll up all your clothes. It means your clothes wont have creases plus takes up less space!
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Place tissue paper on top of the fabric where ever you plan to make a fold. Only use white tissue paper! You don't want any colors bleeding into your clothes!! Where possible roll, don't make unnecessary folds. Example: place long sleeve shirt face-down; put tissue paper on top (now, the back); fold one arm and 1/3 of the shirt back towards the middle of the shirt(creasing the tissue): repeat with the other arm and 1/3; roll -- don't fold! -- the entire shirt (now 1/3 it's original width) and place in suitcase. Hang clothes until the last possible minute before packing and unpack ASAP!
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Rolling is the best way, but in case you do get creases Marks and Spencer's sell a travel iron for about £5. It's really small so takes up barely any space but means you can just quickly iron out creases if you have any!
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