doctorgold:
Try top bond and thank me later. top bond is the white gum with blue cover that carpenters use. when you start to use it, you might be tempted to starch your boxers too. lol

oyeniyiasafe:

pls how do i use the top bond as starch

aieromon:


Top Bond is glue and not starch.....

oyeniyiasafe:

some people use it as starch too

tolustx:
For best quality starching, use Top Bond
Direstion of Use:
To starch a shirt for example, disolve a spoonful of top bond in very little warm water to ensure that d bond fully dissolves. When fully dissolved, mix with little more water but make sure the water u add is just enough for ur shirt to fully absorb without remainder. (i.e. No wastage and best starching).
When u have done d mixing, dip ur washed shirt into d starch mixture and bath it well in d mixture to mke sure it absorbs it fully, then glady spread it without squeazing any water off d cloth.

The best spreading posture/position is on green grass. This ensures that d starching is uniform and not just pronounced at d edges of d cloth.
Try this method and bring ur offering of thanks.

jamalchance:
Can someone tell me the brand of starch used by bankers and other people in the Corporate world use cos no matter how hard I tried to starch and iron my shirt it just can't seem to be like their .....

Just saw my neighbour return home from work this evening and his shirt is still properly starched and crispy sometimes I wonder if he just resumes work in the morning and take of his shirt and hang somewhere and put it back on at the end of the day's work

Abi na the AC for he workplace dey cos am ??
Persin let me know ooooo

KingMack:




Someone recommended this for me and since then I had no regrets, it's locally made. Jus check your area if you can get or rather still I might get it and waybill to you. Click my profile to see my profile picture