How to Clean Iron Details

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Summary: Learn how to clean irons with stubborn stains using natural household products with expert cleaning tips for household items in this free cleaning 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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How to Clean Iron Details

Hi! I'm Marti and I'm here on behalf of expertvillage.com. We're going to be talking about how to clean your iron. This stubborn spot here. I've poured a little bit of vinegar on my cloth with my baking soda. The vinegar interacts with the baking soda and will help to remove those last stubborn bits of starch stain. Using natural products is always best in my opinion. I'm just not real fond of all the chemicals that I can't even pronounce these days. Baking soda and vinegar are both natural, and water. It's everything you already have in your kitchen, so it's easy. The down side may be a little bit of extra muscle, but hey I've got some good looking arms. Let's go back to this iron. It's been sitting for a while. It's heated up. Let's see if we can get some steam going here. Mist out some of the steam.