There was a kind of copper and iron in the Tang Dynasty. Who knows how to use it?

Put boiling water in the iron, and then iron it back and forth on the clothes. Just iron the clothes.

First, the bronze iron of the black dragon and dragon in Han Dynasty

China is the first country to invent and use iron in the world, and the earliest record in history began in the Han Dynasty. Generally speaking, bronze irons are used to iron silk fabrics. At that time, no one could use this thing, only princes and nobles were qualified to use it. At the same time, the treasure of the town shop in the Iron Museum, the bronze and iron of the black dragon and dragon core in the Han Dynasty, can prove that there has been copper and iron in Chinese history since the Han Dynasty.

20 15 Ningbo collector Zhao opened the Iron Museum in the Women's Ancestral Hall of Chua's Ancestral Hall in Panhuo Street, Yinzhou. The exhibits show the evolution and development of ironware from Han Dynasty to modern times, including four exhibition halls: Han, Tang, Song and Yuan Dynasties Hall, Ming and Qing Dynasties Hall, Modern Times Hall and West Hall, as well as tailor's scene sculptures in the Republic of China. * * * Exhibit hundreds of Chinese and foreign irons in seven categories since the Western Han Dynasty, such as China Open-mouth Carbon Iron, Foreign chamber pot Carbon Iron, Chrome Iron, Electric Iron, Steam Iron, Water Temperature Iron and Foreign Royal Iron.

Second, how to use copper and iron in the Tang Dynasty?

From Han Dynasty to Tang Dynasty, the functions and shapes of copper and iron were more diversified. Its handle is shorter, the bucket is deeper, and its appearance is as simple as ours. Its shape is the same as our present spoon, but it is bigger than the spoon and the handle is longer than the handle of the spoon. It is used by nobles to iron silk fabrics.

When in use, first boil the boiling water, put the clothes flat, and when the water is ready, pour it into the spoon, hold it in the handle, and iron the spoon back and forth on the clothes, so as to keep the clothes clean and seamless. After all, in ancient times, clothes were very important, and people were afraid to go out to see people if they were untidy. It is also used for ironing clothes at high temperature. Does it feel similar to what you are using now?

To sum up, the ancient iron is basically the same as what we use now, except that it was more troublesome in ancient times and needed to put hot water. Now it is an improved version, and it is super convenient to use electricity directly.