In a traditional market in the city of Padang, western Indonesia, an ironing service uses burning coconuts instead of boiled water to iron clothes.

The traditional method uses an iron weighing 3kg that is heated by coconut charcoal,

This requires a high level of skill to avoid burning customers' clothes and pants. Despite electric irons becoming more popular and prevalent, the traditional method has endured because by popular assent it offers a crisper finish than a modern iron.

The shop's current rate is 3000 Indonesian rupees per item of clothing, or around US $0.21.

The operator of the iron regretted both the difficulty of finding this type of iron to use, and that it is harder to find people with the skill to perform this service.

is in one of the traditional markets in the city of Padang, Indonesia. there is an iron iron service that is aged a year which is heated with coconut shell According to the development of many times the output of a simple electric iron was produced ... this service still exists today. because it has better structural results This iron weighs 3 kg and only people have certain skills that can use it so that consumers' clothes and pants don't burn one piece of clothing or pants the service provider values ​​Rp. 3000, - but regretted the difficulty of finding this iron iron, then the successor who is adept at using this iron is also less