this is great! Thanks to your daughter.
That is a great idea and will do it on my iron. Thank you so much for the tip.
Great tip - I could have used this a couple of weeks ago!
Great tip - very enviro friendly and cost effective!
Ooh, good idea. I'd never thought of that but it makes sense.Since the fusible adhesive was probably an oil-soluble gum compound, the canola oil would have dissolved the gunk, making it possible to wipe away.
Thank you for this wonderful tip! I will remember this one!
what a great tip elaray
I love this idea, thank you!
My 18 year old daughter is very eco-conscious. This tip comes from her. After block fusing 4 yards of bouclé, my iron was a gunky mess. I had no iron cleaner and I was preparing to drive 20 minutes to get some. My daughter suggested using canola oil to clean the iron once it cooled. I didn't really want to drive to JoAnn's, so I tried it. It worked! I poured a little canola oil on a paper towel and wiped the soleplate of the iron with it. With just a little pressure and circular wiping, the iron was clean! I didn't have to inhale that noxious iron cleaner. I'm not sure if there is something magical about canola oil or if any oil would have done the job.
this is great! Thanks to your daughter.
ReplyDeleteThat is a great idea and will do it on my iron. Thank you so much for the tip.
ReplyDeleteGreat tip - I could have used this a couple of weeks ago!
ReplyDeleteGreat tip - very enviro friendly and cost effective!
ReplyDeleteOoh, good idea. I'd never thought of that but it makes sense.
ReplyDeleteSince the fusible adhesive was probably an oil-soluble gum compound, the canola oil would have dissolved the gunk, making it possible to wipe away.
Thank you for this wonderful tip! I will remember this one!
ReplyDeletewhat a great tip elaray
ReplyDeleteI love this idea, thank you!
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