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Fact #1. The first irons humans used to flatten the wrinkles out of their clothes were little more than metal pans filled with hot coals. For the majority of the iron's history, the device consisted of a piece of metal and a wooden handle. One way or another, the irons would get hot enough to vanquish wrinkles.
Fact #2. 1926 saw the arrival of the steam iron. It was brought to market by a dry cleaning company out of New York. This model kicked off a modest war among a select few manufacturers whose innovations resulted in the designs we have today.
Fact #3. Hitting the road without an iron to call your own is dangerous business. You could easily end up in a hotel that doesn't offer any kind of cleaning or pressing services for your garments. Those garments may have spent the last 14 hours crammed into your carry-on bag. If it's late at night and you have a meeting in the morning, you can't count on any dry cleaners to be open, let alone trust them with your lucky shirt.
Fact #4. Steam production is a major concern with travel irons. Some options on the market produce steam automatically when held at an angle perpendicular to the ironing board. These vary in reliability. To offset this variance, many models offer a water spray that can moisten the garment in the space ahead of the iron.
Fact #5. Choosing from among a list of travel irons to purchase might seem like a pretty trivial exercise. After all, how different can one iron be from another, right? You may be surprised by the variety of features available in this market when you really dig in. What might satisfy one traveler could drive another mad.
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