How to clean the sole of an iron: a miraculous method
An iron can ruin clothes and clothes can ruin an iron if you choose the wrong temperature.
But even with proper use, the soleplate of the iron eventually begins to become covered with dark spots, which can leave a mark on light-colored linen. We'll tell you how to clean it.
It's all very simple, this is how Soviet housewives cleaned the appliance. It's not vinegar, which emits a terrible stench when heated, but ordinary table salt.
The method itself is harmless and absolutely cost-effective.
How to proceed
On an ironing board or any other hard surface that will not be damaged by heating, you need to spread a thick cloth or paper.
A thin layer of finely ground salt should be sprinkled over these materials.
The iron is heated to the maximum temperature and then the scattered salt is ironed.
Any carbon or deposits that may have accumulated on the sole of the appliance during use will come off instantly without the slightest effort.
Any remaining deposits and stains can be removed by wiping the iron with a damp cloth.
Before you start cleaning, you need to drain excess water from the iron and turn off the steam function.
