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Clean your iron regularly (every few months) to maintain performance.
Use distilled water in your iron to prevent mineral buildup.
Empty the water tank after each use to avoid stale water deposits.
Store the iron in an upright position.
Variations:
For very stubborn soleplate stains, use a commercial iron cleaner following the product instructions.
Use lemon juice diluted with water as an alternative to vinegar for a fresh scent.
FAQ:
Q: Can I use bleach to clean my iron?
A: No, bleach can damage the soleplate and internal components.
Q: What if the iron still sticks after cleaning?
A: Check for residue on the ironing board cover or fabric; clean those as well. Repeat soleplate cleaning if needed.
Q: How often should I clean my iron?
A: Clean every 3-6 months or more often if you notice stains or reduced steam output.
Q: Is it safe to use vinegar in all irons?
A: Most irons tolerate diluted vinegar, but check your manufacturer’s instructions to be sure.
Regular cleaning keeps your iron gliding smoothly and your clothes looking their best—bring your iron back to life today!
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