An essential product in our kitchen and an essential flavor enhancer, salt is one of those natural products that can replace chemical cleaning products. What people less know is that salt is a great way to iron your favorite iron. Sprinkle a cloth with several spoons of salt and plug in your device. As soon as it is hot, iron the cloth, sliding over the grains of salt. Once the stains are gone, turn off your iron and wipe with a damp cloth when it is cool enough.
2 – Vinegar
If the previous method was not sufficient, then you can use this slightly more powerful method. You can mix white vinegar and salt, heat the mixture before dipping a cloth in it. All you need to do is rub the plate of your iron well on the most stubborn stains. Once this is done, use a second clean damp cloth to dry your iron.
3 – Lemon
Whether to accompany your dishes or to help you lose weight, lemon is a citrus fruit with multiple benefits. Used by our grandmothers to clean every nook and cranny of their homes, you will be surprised to learn that no stain will resist lemon , not even those from your iron. Cut a lemon in half and rub it directly on your iron. Rinse with a damp cloth. A simple but no less effective method.
4 – Baking soda
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