Mix the baking soda with a little water to form a thick paste.
Apply the paste to the soleplate, paying particular attention to stained areas.
Leave it on for 5 to 10 minutes.
Gently wipe with a soft cloth.
Then, wipe with a slightly damp cloth to remove any residue, and dry.
Tip: To check that the soleplate is perfectly clean, run the warm iron over a clean, old cloth.
Cleaning a Teflon sole: gentle cleaning with white vinegar.
Teflon scratches easily. Therefore, avoid powders and opt for a gentle method using white vinegar.
What you will need:
White vinegar,
a cotton ball or very soft cloth,
a damp cloth for rinsing.
Steps:
Soak the cloth with white vinegar.
Gently rub the sole with even strokes.
Repeat if necessary on stubborn stains.
Wipe with a damp cloth to rinse, then dry thoroughly.
Tip: If the smell bothers you, ventilate the room for a few minutes; it will dissipate quickly.
Cleaning a steel soleplate: baking paper and fine salt
Steel is more robust, but it can be marked. Salt acts as a gentle scrub in this case.
What you will need:
