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For Nonstick Soleplates: Replace baking soda with a mild dish soap to avoid damaging the coating.
Lemon Juice Boost: Add a tablespoon of lemon juice to the cleaning mixture for an extra shine and a pleasant scent.
Natural Alternative: Use a damp cloth sprinkled with salt to scrub the soleplate for a chemical-free option.
FAQ
Q: How often should I clean my iron?
A: Clean your iron every 1-2 months or whenever you notice residue or reduced performance.
Q: Can I use tap water in my iron?
A: Distilled water is recommended to prevent mineral deposits. If you must use tap water, clean your iron more frequently.
Q: What should I do if my iron still smells after cleaning?
A: Run an additional cycle with distilled water to remove any lingering vinegar or residue.
Q: Can this method damage my iron?
A: Not at all! This method is designed to be safe and effective for most iron types. Just ensure you’re gentle with nonstick coatings.
With this laundromat-inspired cleaning routine, your iron will work like it’s brand new. Say goodbye to stubborn stains and hello to flawlessly pressed clothes!
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