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kittypal Diamond Enthusiast	Posted Last time I used my iron I used hemming tape and some of the sticky stuff got on the bottom of the iron...I have tried to scrub it off, but it seems to linger, what can I use that won't damage the teflon on the iron?
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frankvan Diamond Enthusiast 2008 Enthusiast of the Year	Posted Hide Post I don't know what might work, but I think I would try some solvent like GoofOff, and I'd try it, and anything else, on a piece of the hemming tape before I tried it on the iron soleplate, although I doubt it could harm the teflon.
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gizmogram Diamond Enthusiast Site Administrator

Posted Hide Post When I was a teen, there was a product that my mom bought that would clean the surface of the iron - my dad was in the Navy and we used ALOT of starch, so the iron had to be cleaned regularly. For the life of me, I cannot recall the name, but it came in a tube and was located right there in the laundry aisle of the store I'll try to remember the name, cause it worked like a dream!

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bedstor Diamond Enthusiast 2009 Enthusiast of the Year

Posted Hide Post How's this? quote: I use the product called Cerama Bryte to clean fusible web from the soleplate of my cold iron. The product is made for cleaning glass and ceramic cooktops, which is how I discovered it -- I received a complimentary sample with my new stove. I have since purchased a big, 24-ounce bottle for a just a little more than the cost of a small tube of iron cleaner. I use it for all kinds of cleaning. Cerama Bryte is available in hardware stores and appliance stores, or online at www.ceramabryte.com/ from www.quiltersreview.com/article.asp?article=/tip/quilting/040315_a.asp From the site above I spotted these pads for doing the same job at just $3 for a pack of 4 details here... The cleaner fluid is $18 for 2 large bottles(Last you till Eternity!)

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kittypal Diamond Enthusiast	Posted Hide Post Thanks guys, all ideas sound great, I DID have some glass stove top cleaner already so I used that, it seemed to work great!!! Thanks again!
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