Iron has been used by the Chinese since the century BC. At that time they used an iron frying pan filled with hot charcoal, then pressed into the frying pan on the clothes to be repaired. They will not get too hot when holding the pan, due to the long handle. In the late 19th century, the invention of self-heating irons emerged. Iron can be filled with charcoal or charcoal. However, this type of iron is less effective because dust from charcoal can damage the clothes. Now the iron has undergone a variety of more sophisticated changes, such as irons equipped with water containers, hot steam, and other innovations. Generally, an iron that is widely used by people at home has a function for ironing, aka smoothing clothes so that they are free of wrinkle. You can use an iron that is in your house for several other things besides removing blemishes on clothes. One of the most common problems with irons is irons that don't want to heat up. This usually occurs due to a problem with the power cable or the heat element on the iron which is not functioning properly. An iron is a conductor that converts electrical energy into heat energy, but if it is connected to an electric current source and left on the same surface area it can cause the heat from the iron to spread, if the heat is too high it can cause damage to the electric device even worse it can cause a fire.
2 years ago by ndul (62)