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Cleaning An Electric Iron

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Date: 08/04/2005 Topics: Cleaning > Appliances | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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I have an electric iron with an ironing surface that looks 'icky'. Does anyone know how to clean it?
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Post by Greg1796 (8) | (01/23/2007)
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Rowenta makes an Iron cleaner that is wonderful it even takes off burned on plastic also Faultless has a smaller pack look for it at Wal-mart in the Laundry or ironing supplys section.


Post by Kersti (28) | (05/15/2006)
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I would make sure that it is no longer warm, then try those magic eraser sponges, I guess just be careful to not get little pieces in the vent holw of the iron.I wanted to tell me that I actually found a knock off of the sponge at the dollar store.Kersti


Post By Pat Kemper (Guest Post) (05/14/2006)
The rag with vinegar doesn't work.


Post By Pat Kemper (Guest Post) (05/14/2006)
I have some hard brown stuff on my iron. I don't remember ever burning anything. How can I clean this?


Post by diddid (1) | (08/07/2005)
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Thanks...That sounds easy enough!


Post By diddid (Guest Post) (08/07/2005)
thanks...that sounds easy enough!


Post By (Guest Post) (08/06/2005)
You can try vinegar. Soak a washcloth/rag in white vinegar, wring out and iron over it using a warm setting first then if need be turn the heat up a little.


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