Sure thing! So, an infrared heat lamp is pretty cool and works on a simple principle: it emits infrared radiation, which is a type of energy that we can’t see but can feel as heat.
When you turn on the lamp, it heats up a special bulb, usually made of quartz or some other material that can withstand high temperatures. This bulb produces infrared light, which travels through the air and warms up anything it hits—like your skin, food, or anything else nearby.
Think of it like sunshine—you can feel the warmth even if it’s a bit chilly outside. The infrared rays penetrate the surface of objects and warm them directly, rather than just heating the air around them. That's why these lamps are great for things like keeping food warm, soothing sore muscles, or even providing a cozy spot for pets.
So, it’s all about that invisible warmth that makes you feel nice and toasty!
