For our Baltimore readers:
Thur is no urn in the urn you use to urn shirts. This is, urnclly, both urnc and un-urnc.
- Jurmy Urns
For our Baltimore readers:
Thur is no urn in the urn you use to urn shirts. This is, urnclly, both urnc and un-urnc.
- Jurmy Urns
There is plenty of iron in the iron we use to iron. That was unironically the most pathetic attempt of irony.
Not of you use a heated tungsten cube for all your ironing
Checkmate atheists
🤓 Actually almost all modern clothes irons are made with an aluminium* soleplate now, to minimize corrosion. The soleplate makes up most of the metal content of the iron, and is then coated with a thin layer of non-stick coating like non-stick paint, plastic/polymer, or stainless steel.
https://www.madehow.com/Volume-6/Clothes-Iron.html
*I'm Australian.
Stainless steel is just fancy iron, but it is still iron.
It's not just to minimize corrosion, it also heats up more quickly and evenly and cools down more quickly. There's a reason most heatsinks are aluminum, it's an excellent conductor of heat.
Right? My mom's iron has a steel plate as its base, which is almost solid iron.
He played Iron Man, FYI.
With the iron or without the iron?
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