Hi Claudia

Try some of these.

Iron - Care and Cleaning 

  

Empty iron while hot so heat will dry out cavity. Always dry and cool before
putting away. To remove melted plastic and fabrics, heat at low setting just
until material softens, and scrape off with a smooth piece of wood, a wooden
spatula or half a clothespin. If some remains, make a paste with baking soda
and water and rub or try silver polish. Wipe off with damp cloth. For a
non-stick soleplate, rub gently with nylon mesh pad and suds. Acetone or
nail polish remover may remove melted polyester. 

  

If steam iron clogs from minerals in water, follow use-guide directions for
cleaning, or use a commercial iron cleaner. A fine needle in the nozzle hole
may open it again. Sometimes "steaming" will remove lint clogging the iron;
fill with at least 1/4 cup water, set it to "steam", and hold in the air or
set flat on wire rack over heat and moisture resistant surface like counter
protective mat. Let steam until empty. Using only distilled water in steam
irons helps avoid mineral build-up. 

  

 

 

 

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To: Claudia
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Cleaning Scorch Marks from Irons?

 

Hi,

I had recently read something about how to clean scorch marks on irons, but 
I can't find it?
If anyone has ideas or suggestions, I'd appreciate it!
Thanks.

Claudia

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