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No steam coming out of iron, does it need descaling and if so how do you do it? Thanks Iron is Wahl zx506-1

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Hi, Brown water and whitescale are often the result of the water you use in the iron... If you have scale, white vinegar will clean that... For brown water, empty the iron, rinse out the insides with bottled water, and then use the bottled water instead...

Also check out this tip...

Cleaninga Steam Iron White Scale and Brown Water

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I have a Bosch steam iron TDS25, and the handle of the iron is getting red hot and water is coming out of the back of the iron. Help!!

Steam irons become clogged from water deposits. You may clean your iron with white vinegar and water. You should use distilled water. Make a Mixture of 1/2 water and 1/2 vinegar, and pour the mixture into the iron as you would when you fill the iron with water. Turn the iron on 'steam' and let the mixture run through. You may need to do this a few times, depending on how clogged the iron is. After cleaning use distilled water to fill the iron, becuase distilled water leaves minimul deposits behind.
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My elitech steam generator iron does not make any steam it works as an normal iron but to press the button for steam there is none???

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How do I descale a russell hobbs slipstream iraon - I have looked on your site for free user manual and can not find it.

If you talking about descaling the built up calcium deposits in an iron, then there are many commercial products. You can find them in your grocery store, and reading the ingredients you may find mild phosphoric acid which is used in descaling large boilers.

But I prefer to use white vinegar (mild apple acid?) half and half mixture, poured into the iron and let heat for a few minutes and after cooled down dump the mixture out, repeat if necessary. When you refill the iron to use squeeze a little lemon juice in the water to make the iron goods smell lemony instead of vinegary, and the lemon juice is also acidic and will remove some of the scale.
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What descaler can i use for my russell hobbs slipstream 14862

The cheapest and most environmentaly friendly de scaler is spirit vinegar otherwise known as white vinegar.
Pour some in the tank and let the iron get hot.
Steam on some old cloth a few times and then when it is clean, refil with de ionized water and flush through a few times.
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I have a steam station Iron, it stopped sending the steam from the base into the iron through the cord .Also it has debris in the base when i empty the water Do you know the problem & can you offer...

This can be checked by you as there is not much of mechanics . Make sure that the steam is generated in good quantity so that the cord gets full pressure, if not clean the base perfectly so that there is good contact -- no debris .. make sure with a air pressure or water jet the connection tube is clean and not damaged at any points, if so the steam will not flow .
Once this is established you will get good steam pressure or else the connection tubing cord needs a change.Also make sure there are no issues in the iron to block off steam.
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