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Descaling an anti-scale iron

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jkelly24 | 14:27 Mon 28th Feb 2011 | Home & Garden
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My latest iron is supposed to be anti-scale but have been having problems with lack of steam and is showing all the signs of needing descaling even though i have regularly followed the self clean instructions. The manual says if you do use descaling solutions it will damage the iron. Would using vinegar and water be any different or has anyone got any other suggestions i could try? Thanks in advance
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If it's anti-scale and you need to descale it, I would take it back to the shop.
Will it not make your clothes smell like a chip shop? :)
I used ordinary vinegar in my iron and it was awful. It smelt like burnt food every time I used it, and however much I washed it out, it leaked brown onto my white clothes. I had to buy a new iron. So if you want to try vinegar, use White Distilled which I use on the taps. I can't see how proper Iron Descalers can damage an iron .. that might be a better option in case you are worried about smelling like a fish n chip shop !

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