Hot press
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For the music magazine, see Hot Press (magazine).
A large cupboard or small room in a home where clothes, towels, bed linen etc. are placed for airing, usually also containing the hot water immersion heater. In most English speaking countries, the hot press is known as an airing cupboard; the term hot press is peculiar to Ireland.
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