Review on T Fal Powerglide Non Stick Resistant Soleplate by Muleme Bollinger

This is the message I received from t-fal regarding my complaint. This iron constantly spits out water at all water levels and all heat settings. and whenever used. We use unfiltered tap water. There are no warnings about how delicate these irons are, and I'm not going to test the waters. T-fal now wants me to send it to a repair center where it will be checked and reported to me. This iron constantly spits out water, at any water level and at any heat setting. and whenever used. We use unfiltered tap water. There are no warnings about how fragile these irons are, and I'm not going to test the waters. Please say thank you for your email via T-falUSA.com. Corporate Headquarters and thank you for your inquiry. We want to give you some tips to help you avoid splatters and drips. Using the right water is critical to the life of your iron. T-Fal irons are specifically designed to work with normal water hardness levels found in regular tap water (make sure the tap water is not filtered or softened in any way). When hard water is used, the iron releases minerals. from the sole. If the water hardness in your area exceeds 12 grains per gallon, we recommend using economical spring water. Contact your local water company to determine the hardness of your water. The use of 100% distilled water should be avoided as it only vaporizes at higher temperatures. Even though our irons use 100% distilled water, drips, splatters and leaks can occur. When ironing with steam, always follow the instructions on the clothing label. Our irons are designed to produce steam when the thermostat knob is set to red, cotton, three dots. Delicate synthetic fabrics should be ironed at a point temperature. If the temperature is set lower (below three points), water may drip from the iron and cause water stains. If you want to set a lower temperature, set the steam control to a position below the minimum setting and use a mist to add moisture to your ironing liquid. Excessive use of the steam boost function can also cause the iron to spatter and leave water spots. Be sure to wait a few seconds between thrusts to avoid complications.