Introduction to Cleaning Irons

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Summary: Get an introduction to cleaning irons with expert cleaning tips for household items in this free video clip.

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Marti Swanson Marti Swanson is a versatile professional with a background as a fashion designer, University instructor, entrepreneurial business owner (in the fashion and b... read more

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Introduction to Cleaning Irons

Hi, I'm Marti on behalf of expertvillage.com and we are going to talk about how to clean your iron. Many times your iron will end up with this black or brownish mark on the bottom of it. Often caused by starch or chemicals perhaps in your fabrics perfumes or other things can cause it as well. Although it doesn't look pretty it doesn't hurt the iron what can happen though it can grab your fabric and disrupt your ease of ironing. So it's real important to keep your iron clean like I said it's not uncommon for it to happen. There are many ways you can do it you can actually buy products at the fabric store or craft centers that are used specifically for removing those starch scales on the bottom of your irons. I like to try and use one natural organic things or things that you already have around the house.