"Scaling Down: Tackling Limescale on Irons with White Vinegar!"

Is your trusty iron losing its steam due to stubborn limescale buildup? Fret not, as we have the ultimate solution for you!

Limescale, that chalky, white residue that accumulates on the soleplate of irons over time, can be a real nuisance. Not only does it affect the iron's performance, but it can also leave unsightly stains on your freshly pressed clothes. But fear not, there's a simple and effective way to combat this pesky problem: white vinegar!

Simply heat it up, unplug it and let it cool slightly. Fill the reservoir with one part white vinegar to one part water. Leave it for an hour, then empty and rinse thoroughly.

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Other tips reduce the risk of limescale on irons and to keep your them in tip-top condition

• Always empty your iron after use

• If your iron has a cleaning function use it regularly

• Wipe any marks on the soleplate after use with a microfibre cloth (ensure the soleplate is cooled sufficiently)

• Place the iron in a vertical position on a dry, safe spot

Say goodbye to limescale troubles and hello to perfectly pressed garments once again! This natural and cost-effective solution lets you dive in and restore your iron's glory.