Cleaning Steam Iron of Calcium Deposits
Linda from Jamaica New York
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RE: Cleaning Steam Iron of Calcium Deposits
I read a posting that said if you use reverse osmosis water you can avoid calcium deposits. We have used only reverse osmosis water and still have a problem with calcium deposits.
Post By Deere (Guest Post)
RE: Cleaning Steam Iron of Calcium Deposits
My mom's tried and true recipe.
Place several brown paper grocery bags on
the ironing board. Next heat iron, run iron over a block of plain wax/parfin then iron it off on
paper bag and your iron is clean.
You could try wax paper if you do not have
a block of clear wax.
This always work just be careful. I use this
method .
Post by meoowmom
RE: Cleaning Steam Iron of Calcium Deposits
In the future, use only distilled or reverse osmosis water in your steam iron.
Post by susanmajp
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