Vertical
Steaming
•
The
iron
may
also
be
used
as
a
hanging
clothes
steamer
by
holding
the
iron
in
a
vertical
position.
This
is
especially
useful
for
getting
creases
out
of
hanging
clothes,
curtains,
drapenes,
etc.
•
For
maximum
effect,
use
a
sustained
Pulse
Steam,
holding
the
iron
about
4
to
6
inches
away
from
garments
being steamed.
•
Warning:
Never
iron
clothes
while
they
are
being worn.
Ironing
Tips•
Always
read
garment
labels
and
follow
directions.
•
To
prevent
scorching or
burning
of
fabrics,
take
care
to
select
the
proper
temperature
setting.
•
Scorching occurs
when
the
temperature
of
the
iron
is
too
high
for
the
fabric
being
ironed.
•
If
you not sure of
the
temperature
required,
test
a
small,
unseen
area,
such
as
a
seam
or
inside
hem, before
proceeding
to
iron
the
entire
garment.
•
When
in
doubt,
start
with
a
lower
heat.
If
wrinkles
remain,
gradually increase
the
heat
to
find
the
best
setting.
•
Blended
fabrics
are
made
of
two
or
more
fibers.
iJways
iron
blends
at the
heat
setting
for
the
fiber
requiring
the
lowest
temperature.
•
Wrinkles
in
cotton,
linen or
other
heavy
fabrics
may
require
heat
as
well
as
steam
for
best
results.
You
may
want
to
premoisten
certain
fabrics
before
Ironing.
•
Some
silk
fabrics
may
be able
to
be steam
ironed.
Before
attempting
this,
read
the
garment
label
carefully,
and
test
the
fabric
first
on
a
seam
or
other
hidden
area.
•
To
prevent
shine
on many
synthetics or
silks,
iron
on
the wrong
side.
After
Ironing
•
When
done
ironing,
turn
all
controls
to
the
OFF
position,
and
unplug
the
iron.
Do
not
yank on
the
cord
to
remove
the
plug
from
the
outlet;
grasp
the
plug
firmly
and
pull
from
the
outlet.
•
low
the
iron
to
cool
completely
before
storing. The
iron
may
be
placed
onto
the
Iron
Storage
Rest
while
cooling.
•
Always
empty
the
Water
Tank
when
done
ironing.
Do
not
store
the
iron
with
water
still
in
the
Water
Tank.
•
For
convenient
storage,
the
cords may
be tucked
into
the
Cord
Storage Compartment.
Cleaning
The
Iron
•
AJways
make sure
the
iron
is
unplugged and
completely
cool
before cleaning
or
storing.
•
Wipe
the
Iron
and
the
Iron
Storage
Rest
with
a
clean,
damp
cloth.
Never immerse
the
iron,
base
cord
or
plug
in
water,
Dfy
the
unit completely.
•
The
soleplate
of
your
iron
may
be
wiped
with
a
clean,
damp
cloth.
Do
not
use
any
harsh
or
abrasive cleansers,
as
this
may
damage
the
soleplate.
•
Under
normal
use,
a small
buildup
of
starch
and
detergents
may
collect
on
the
soleplate,
reducing
the performance
of
your
iron.
This
can
easily
be removed
by
using
a
quality
hot
iron
soleplate
cleaner,
available
at
most
stores.
•
The
soleplate
of
your
iron
makes
ironing
easier.
To
prevent
scratching
the
soleplate,
do
not
iron
over
rough
surfaces,
such
as
zippers. Do
not
place
the
iron
on
rough
surfaces,
such
as
a
metal
iron
rest,
which
can scratch
the
soleplate.
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