cleaning iron
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Whats the most effective way to clean a nonstick iron? The residue has to be from the minerals in the tap water. I've tried vinegar, salt, all purpose spray cleaner, comet, my nails AND a SOS pad (bad choice on that one).
Thanks for any help
Thanks for any help
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To clean the soul plate, the best thing I have found is to run the iron over a wet Mr Clean eraser. The iron can be warm or cold. Just wet the eraser as usual, place it on a towel and rub the iron over it. Comes clean quickly and easily.
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Used dryer sheets are amazing for cleaning the bottom of the iron. My black and decker recommends tap water, but could go 1/2&1/2 with distilled if really hard water. Now with a water softner I have no problem with tap water.
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Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: on the Iron Range in northern Minnesota
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Hi,
Our Joann Fabrics has a Rowenta iron cleaning kit....you put this cream stuff on a cloth and iron it and then there is another cloth you iron on and it takes the stuff off.... I use it when I get stuff on my iron soleplate from applique or too much spray starch etc.
Just an idea....has worked well for my problems.
Bev
Our Joann Fabrics has a Rowenta iron cleaning kit....you put this cream stuff on a cloth and iron it and then there is another cloth you iron on and it takes the stuff off.... I use it when I get stuff on my iron soleplate from applique or too much spray starch etc.
Just an idea....has worked well for my problems.
Bev
#10
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: San Antonio, Texas
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How to clean an iron. Place a brown paper bag on the ironing board and sprinkle the bag with salt. Then iron the salt to make your iron nice and clean. Carefully fold the bag in half and por the salt into a cup to save for another cleaning.
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