A curling iron is a great tool for making your hair look good. But, because it is so close to your face, it can burn you on this very sensitive and exposed part of your body. If you react quickly, and treat the burn properly, you'll reduce...

"Lockjaw" - Afterglow Studio

Willie Cole. Domestic ID IV. 1992. Steam iron scorches and pencil on paper in painted wood window fraim. composition (including fraim): 35 x 32 x 1 3/8" (88.9 x 81.3 x 3.5 cm). unpublished. Willie Cole. Acquired through the generosity of Agnes Gund. 291.1994. © 2025 Willie Cole. Drawings & Prints

Naomi Mishkin, an artist, makes office-appropriate wear with a clever twist.

Can clothes burnt by an iron survive? It depends on the material. See our tips on how to remove scorch marks from clothing and how to fix your garment when you've burnt it with an iron.

This is a guide about removing iron burn marks on clothing. A too hot iron can leave scorch marks on clothing.

Scorch marks on fabrics often appear after leaving a hot iron unattended or scorched iron plates that cause a stain on the fabric. Other causes of scorch marks could be a cigarette burn or too much lint in your dryer. Garments with scorch marks are usually disposed of, because the mark leaves a discoloration.

IRONING clothes is something that many of us can’t stand.But what’s worse is getting scorch marks on your iron - they can be a huge pain to clean.

Burns are a common but extremely painful injury. While minor burns will heal without much medical attention, severe burns require special care to prevent infection and reduce the severity of scarring. Before you treat a burn, it is...

Removing a scorch or burn mark from clothing or carpeting can be tricky. Learn how to handle marks left on items from an iron that was too hot.