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Cleaning Ironing Steam Press

I have transferred a print from a t-shirt onto the steam press - does anyone have any ideas of how I can clean the press without damaging it.

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Most heating plates on steam presses are teflon coated. I have used 409 to rub rust and other stains off the telfon coated heating plates before. Try that.
Also WD-40 works well with other stains. Don't ask me why, but WD-40 cleans some stuff really well.

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If it is not teflon coated sand it of with 400 grit sand paper. sand from front to back and it will create a nice grain and
this paper is so fine it will not scratch the surface. Sand it gently until the substance is completely gone. Do not do
this if it is teflon coated. Hope this helps you.
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I have found that vinegar and baking soda mixed does a great cleaning job on the base of my ironing press

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I wonder if the hot iron cleaner would work. it's sold in a tube and you have the iron heated and then have some scrap material ready so it doesn't stain anything else.

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Brown water and white scale 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...

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    Here I'm going to tell you the basics of cleaning your Rowenta iron :

    Things You'll Need:1:Rowenta Soleplate Cleaning Kit
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