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bel, try to iron on a part of the item of clothing

not clearly visible, starting with the lowest

temperature.

. Sort out your clothes before ironing into

groups of the same type of material. The iron

heats up faster than it cools down, start with

items requiring a lower temperature and

work upwards (see table above).

. Woollens can be steam ironed. In order that

the soleplate does not come into contact with

the woo, place a dry piece of fabric on top of

the item to be ironed. You can also iron the

item inside out.

. To avoid marking delicate materials (silk,

velvet, viscose, etc. ) or for fabrics with

printed designs (transfers, etc.) iron inside

out.

. Certain stains become fixed at high

temperatures, therefore it is better to iron

clothes when not stained.

. WHAT TYPE OF WATER TO USE WITH YOUR

STEAM

IRON

. Tap water if it is not too hard. (see table

below)

Example of water considered hard

France Germany UK International

30°f 17°d21°e 30mml/l

or 6 mEq/l

- Enquire at your water board as to the

hardness of your water.

. Commercial demineralised water

. commercial distilled water

Our advice: Distilled or demineralised water

+ tap water (half and half) in case of hard

water.

We strongly recommend you do not use

other types of water:

. water with additives (perfumes, essences,

starch etc.)

. Commercial mineral water

. Rain water, thawed ice from the freezer,

water from clothes dryer - they contain

organic elements which could leave brown

marks on your clothes.

. water softened by domestic recycling instal-

lation

PRACTICAL HINTS

. Maintenance of the soleplate

- Clean regularly. The longer you wait to clean

the soleplate, the more difficult the stains will

be to remove.

- Do not scour the soleplate, and do not use

rough or abrasive substances to clean the

soleplate

Traces of water, starch or scale

When the iron is cold, rub with a thick cotton

cloth soaked in alcohol vinegar. Rinse

immediately with water and dry.

Fabric stuck to soleplate

- Leave the iron to cool for 30 minutes at least

after unplugging, then plug in again and set

the thermostat to Maxi position.

- With the iron is hot, place a clean cotton cloth

on the ironing board and rub the iron

soleplate vigorously on to it. To make this

more effective, use the side of the ironing

board. Do not forget to clean the sides of

the soleplate.

- Always use the temperature suited to the

item of clothing or material that you are

ironing.

Grooves

To keep stainless steel, chrome or non-stick

soleplates in good working order, avoid

grooves and dirty marks:

- Do not rest the soleplate on a rough or abra-

sive support

- Do not iron metallic parts of clothes (zips etc.)

. Maintenance of the iron (auto-clean

function) - for 3 hours’ ironing per week:

- If your tap water is not too hard, Moulinex

recommend that you carry out a regular

cleaning every 3 months

- If your water is hard, mix it with distilled or

demineralised water, and clean every month.

Note: If your water causes brown marks, it is

because it contains organic substances. Clean

the iron in this case. If the stains persist, you

should change the type of water.

Moulinex do not recommend using descaling

products (powder or liquid)

. Ironing Board

Moulinex recommend a stable ironing board,

42cm wide at least, equipped with metallic grid

style support, with a very thick padding.

. Board cover

Moulinex recommend a thick cotton ironing

board cover

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