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  1. 12-31-2009, 09:19 AM #1
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    Question Fabric Melted on Iron...

    I didn't know exactly where to post this but I had my iron on too high to iron my good slacks and the fabric melted onto the iron! So far I've tried vegetable oil, vinegar and baking soda to get it off but to no avail. Anyone have any ideas?! Thanks!
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    I believe that sell stuff to clean your iron. Hope it wasn't an expensive iron.......
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    If it is a plain steel plate you can try a razor blade. Don't do this with the coated ones. Try not to gouge the surface.

    I have removed melted stuff by heating the iron and wiping it on rough cloth like cheap muslin.
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    Thank you ladies - I used a product called Iron Off from my local sewing shop and it worked purrfectly!
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