6. Clean Steam Vents If Needed
Use a cotton swab or toothpick to properly clear steam vents of baking soda.
7. Final Rinse
To finish cleaning the soleplate, dampen another cloth and wipe it down.
8. Heat Iron
Reconnect the iron and set it to low heat. Run the iron over a clean, old towel or cloth to remove residue.
Best Results Tips:
Scrubbing the soleplate too vigorously could harm the non-stick coating.
Be careful around steam vents to avoid baking soda clogging.
Repeat if Needed: If the soleplate is really dirty, repeat the operation.
Conclusion
Baking soda is flexible and excellent for cleaning and maintaining your iron. With a little effort, you can remove stains, residue, and buildup to let your iron glide smoothly over textiles. This one-ingredient cleaning procedure helps preserve your iron and increase its lifespan!
