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If you are tired of ironing your clothes or can’t stand doing it in the summer, here is a practical trick to say goodbye to creases.
Replacement product for the iron
If ironing isn’t your thing or you don’t feel like doing it but a garment is excessively wrinkled, what should you do? There is a very simple home remedy that can quickly help you say goodbye to creases, even the most obvious ones. Let’s find out together what it is and how to make it happen.
The iron
The flat iron is believed to have been invented in the 17th century, although the first versions were obviously very different from today’s ones. The ancestor of iron that we know today was made of a block of metal , usually iron, that was heated directly on the stove or fire. Subsequently, more advanced models of irons were developed, equipped with a wooden handle for greater ease of use.
Ancient iron
Over time, engineers continued to improve the design of the iron , introducing new materials and technologies to increase efficiency and safety. In the 19th century, the first electric irons were developed, which used electrical resistors to generate heat.
In the years that followed, the design of irons was further refined , with the introduction of features such as temperature control and the quick release steam system. Today, modern irons are equipped with various features such as non-stick technology and automatic steaming.
How to avoid ironing clothes
However, the “ironing” issue has been increasingly debated lately . On the one hand there are the iron faithful , who are not intimidated even by the heat and iron their laundry without sparing any fabric, so as to always have very smooth clothes.
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