Given that we use our irons on clean clothing and only fill it with plain water many of us do not think to give them a clean. But when left untouched, these appliances quickly succumb to limescale ...

Before you toss that steam iron because it refuses to steam and the soleplate is sporting a brown, burned-on, gross mess -- you might want to give it a little love with a good cleanup. It’s not ...

Before you toss that steam iron because it refuses to steam and the soleplate is sporting a brown, burned-on, gross mess -- you might want to give it a little love with a good cleanup. It's not ...

These days, there's a pricey product available to clean just about anything. But why spend the money when you can make your own homemade products that perform just as well from ingredients you may ...

You can make a dirty iron look like new again with that powerful cleaning duo, vinegar and baking soda. Thrifty and Chic blogger Alicia had a seriously encrusted, ruined-looking iron. She accomplished ...

An expert shares her best tips for cleaning and maintaining your iron. Whether you use your iron every day or once a year (raises hand), it's important to clean it out properly. There's nothing worse ...

Dark marks on clothes? Your iron needs gentle care. Try these chemical-free tricks that clear buildup, refresh the soleplate ...

Both the metal soleplate and the steam chamber should be cleaned regularly to prevent staining. Clean the soleplate with a paste of baking soda and water or another gentle abrasive like salt. To clean ...