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The US government estimates that a nylon flag will last about 90 days if flown only from sunrise to sunset in good weather. Flags that are flown 24 hours a day, in the rain or the sun, will typically last one-half to one-third as long. Our flags, however, have a reputation for lasting a lot longer. A flag’s longevity depends on the weather, location, airborne contamination, and how often you fly it. Remember, your flag is a piece of cloth that works very hard. Throughout its lifetime, your …

Preparation  You are going to want to set up an ironing board. If you do not have one, you can use another surface with a towel on it to provide a softer and more flexible workspace. You’ll need an iron with a spray function or an iron and spray bottle.  Warnings  ✅  Do your homework, not all countries find ironing their flag to be respectful.  ✅  Do perform a heat test before you begin.  ✅  Do set your iron to its lowest possible heat sett …