If you are afraid that your iron is abandoning you, today we reveal the trick that will make it last you a lifetime.
From now on, your iron will really look like new, because we will renew it together in an incredible way. All you need is an ingredient that you already have at home and that you don’t even have to buy and you’re done.
How to keep an iron healthy
If you want to keep an iron healthy, always use clean water: it is important to use clean water to fill the tank of this appliance to avoid the formation of limescale inside the tank. You should then clean its tank every 2-3 months using a solution to remove limescale and other deposits.
Clean the soleplate of this appliance regularly using a damp cloth and a mild detergent to remove grease and cloth stains. Use steam in moderation to avoid the formation of water droplets on the soleplate of this appliance which can cause stains on the fabrics.
Store the iron in a dry place to prevent rust from forming on the soleplate of this appliance. Only use the iron on suitable fabrics, such as cotton, linen, and silk, to avoid damage to the soleplate of the iron. Do not use the iron on delicate fabrics, such as wool and polyester, as this may damage the soleplate of this appliance.
Finally, we recommend that you turn off the appliance when not in use to prevent any accidents from happening and to extend the life of the appliance. Below, however, we reveal what is the real secret to making it last a lifetime. We are sure that, once you get to know it, you will never abandon it.
Here’s the secret to making it last a lifetime
We show you a simple procedure to clean limescale from the iron tank using water and another ingredient that you already have at home, vinegar.
- Switch off and unplug the iron from the power outlet.
- Fill the tank with a solution of water and vinegar, using 2 parts water and 1 part white vinegar.
- Switch on your appliance and adjust the temperature to a medium-low setting.
- Leave the iron running for about 15 minutes, so that the solution of water and vinegar can dissolve the limescale inside the tank.
- Switch off the appliance and allow it to cool down completely.
- Remove the tank and empty the water and vinegar solution.
- Rinse the tank with clean water to remove any limescale and vinegar residue.
- Dry the tank with a clean cloth and place it in the iron.
- Refill the tank with clean water and repeat the ironing cycle to remove any vinegar residue.
This should help to effectively descale the iron tank. However, it is recommended to repeat this operation every 2-3 months to keep the tank clean and ensure effective ironing.
Another valid alternative to vinegar is lemon juice, another very common food that we all always have at home,
