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Since,
A. It's a fact that it gets hot. Very hot.
B. It stays that way as long as the laptop is turned on, or the current is still going.
C. It is known to dry up moisture nearby.
Can I use it as my ironing machine? It seems safe, no worries about getting clothes burnt, and best of all, this:
If the clothing is just plain damp, put the still charging AC Adapter on top of a piece of thin napkin, and let the napkin get hot. Then hold the AC Adapter with the napkin, and rub it along the damp clothing. The napkin soaks up the moisture, and the water evaporates very quickly (small amounts + heat = vapor).
Oh yeah, an ingenious idea, eh? :thup:
A. It's a fact that it gets hot. Very hot.
B. It stays that way as long as the laptop is turned on, or the current is still going.
C. It is known to dry up moisture nearby.
Can I use it as my ironing machine? It seems safe, no worries about getting clothes burnt, and best of all, this:
If the clothing is just plain damp, put the still charging AC Adapter on top of a piece of thin napkin, and let the napkin get hot. Then hold the AC Adapter with the napkin, and rub it along the damp clothing. The napkin soaks up the moisture, and the water evaporates very quickly (small amounts + heat = vapor).
Oh yeah, an ingenious idea, eh? :thup: