Standing steam iron

Abstract

The present invention relates to a standing steam iron. The standing steam iron according to the present invention comprises a post where rails are formed at left and right lateral sides; a pair of support frames which are arranged at the right and left of the post so as to face each other, are connected to one end of a plurality of link plates, and comprise a sloped shoulder support portion and a straight torso support portion; an upper moving body which is connected to the other end of a first link plate among the plurality of link plates and is fixed to the post or is mounted to the post for up and down movement; a lower moving body which is connected to the other end of a second link plate among the plurality of link plates, is mounted to move up and down the post if the upper moving body is fixed, and is fixed to the post if mounted for up and down movement; and a stopper which is formed below the up and down movable moving body between the upper moving body or the lower moving body, and is engaged with the rails to be coupled or de-coupled. The distance between a pair of the support frames is controlled through the interlocking of the up and down movement of an up and down movably mounted moving body the upper moving body or the lower moving body.

Description

technical field [0001] The present invention relates to an upright electric steam iron for ironing with steam. Background technique [0002] The iron is used to crease the clothes or to unfold the folds of the clothes. Here, the dictionaries of creases are interpreted as "lines that form the outline of clothing" and "fine lines formed by paper or clothing folds". If the term creases is used in the technical field, there will be confusion between the former and the latter. possibility. Therefore, creases in this specification are "lines formed by forming the outline of clothing", and the latter explanation "fine lines formed by creases in paper or clothing" uses the term crease for distinction. [0003] Recently, in order to iron clothes more conveniently and quickly, vertical steam irons are widely used. A vertical steam iron, comprising: a steam generator for generating steam by heating water poured inside; a steam tube for passing the generated steam; a steam head conne...

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Problems solved by technology

Ironing to form creases requires applying pressure to the clothes, and when using a vertical steam iron that does not use an ironing board, there is a problem that creases cannot be formed on the clothes

In addition, in order to improve the above-mentioned problems, in the prior art, when performing ironing to form creases, a rack or the like for clamping the clothes is temporarily installed on the steam head, but there are problems such as cumbersome attachment and detachment, and insufficient pressure applied to the clothes.

However, from a structural point of view, the height of the pressurized part has no effect on the steam spray, but the ironing surface cannot be directly attached to the clothes, and the hot aluminum plywood is attached to the clothes in order to complete the ironing better. But because it is almost impossible to attach, its ironing effect will be reduced

For this reason, pressurized parts must be disassembled during use, and there is a risk of burns when disassembling parts by hand when spraying hot steam

[0009] Moreover, the user cannot adjust the pressure according to the type and thickness of the clothes, and the clip with the same pressure applied by a simple tension spring has the problem that creases cannot be formed well.

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