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Depends on what the wattage the clothes iron uses!!! P=VI, so if you know the watts it uses you can you the equation to solve for volts, whiich in return can solve for I or current.i.e. Lets say it uses 1,875W at 120V standard outlet you would take W/V=I which is 15.6Amps.

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A clothes iron typically uses around 8-12 amps and 110-120 volts. The power consumption can vary slightly depending on the specific model and brand of the iron.

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