15 New Uses for Your Hair Dryer

Hand held hair dryers were introduced for the domestic market in 1920, and since then countless hairdos have relied on that combination of heat and air to achieve their coiffed perfection. But the humble blow dryer has plenty of other services to offer around the househere are a handful of them:1. If you need to quickly set the icing on a cake, the air and heat of a hair dryer can quicken up the process.2. If your cake wont unstick from the cake pan, use your hair dryer on the bottom of the pan then invert it, it should drop right out.3. Running an ice cream scoop under hot water helps, but you can also try using a hair dryer on the carton to soften ice cream for easy scooping.4. Some people use pots of boiling water to quicken freezer defrosting, a hot hair dryer works even more quickly. (Be careful of puddles of water and the dryer, though.)5. Automatic ice-makers can get jammed with frozen ice, relieve that with a long blast of hot air to melt unwanted icebergs.
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