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Category: Home and Apartments : Cleaning Removing residue from an iron always poses many problems- such as overheating the cloth which then scorches your fingers. One way to remove residue from the iron is to place the iron on a low setting from 1-3. After placing the iron on this setting, take a SOS pad wet it and begin to scrub. The heat and the friction from the iron allows the residue to resolve. Next, take a wet cloth and rub the surface to clean some of the residue which was loosened. Proceed with this process until all the residue is gone. WARNING: WATCH OUT FOR HIGH SETTINGS About the author... Submitted By Mardrea Williams Description none Web Page not available Other Articles in this Category How To Easily Clean the Tarnish Off Your Silverware by ChillyWilly How to Remove Oil and Tar from Carpet by alicefae How to easily clean a bathtub. by Sandy Removing Urine Stains and Smell From Wood Floors by Dave How to Clean Your Iron by ckeeta Other Sites Storkin.com - Baby and Pregnancy Tips and Discussion Health Articles Menopause Symptoms HIV/AIDS Symptoms West Nile Symptoms Diabetes Symptoms Pregnancy Symptoms Tech Sites Dell DJ Hacks Read other Articles - click here.