With regular use, a dark coating forms on the soleplate of the iron.
This happens when the fabric begins to burn due to incorrectly chosen temperature conditions or too long contact with the hot surface of the device. In this case, the equipment will require proper cleaning.
How to clean an iron with soda
Baking soda is a universal home remedy for cleaning everything in the world, including irons.
Mix two teaspoons of baking soda with water or table vinegar to form a paste-like mixture.
Apply this paste onto the warm surface of the iron and then remove with a napkin or waste cloth.
How to clean black carbon deposits from an iron with toothpaste
It turns out that you can clean your iron from carbon deposits with toothpaste.
Due to the low content of abrasive substances, the paste both cleans and does not damage surfaces.
Apply the product to a slightly heated iron and wipe off the carbon deposits with a cloth or sponge. Then remove the product with a damp cloth.
How to clean an iron with vinegar if it's burnt
Soak a large piece of cloth in vinegar and place the iron on it in a horizontal position.
Leave for a long time, possibly overnight. In the morning, all you have to do is wipe the sole with soapy water and rinse with clean water.
To enhance the effect, it is a good idea to add ammonia to the vinegar in a 1:1 ratio.
