Faultless 40105 Hot Iron Cleaner Review

Works as expected but it should be noted that the tubes are disposable (once opened you can reattach them) - this is not visible in the Photo. Therefore, you can choose a larger size to make it last much longer. However, after using it once, you might not need to clean your iron again for a few years, so it doesn't really matter that it's just one use.

Vacuum did a great job. I followed the instructions warning that smoke could be produced and the iron was cleaned very well. It now glides smoother than when new. Note, however, that one of these tubes is for single use only. There's not even a way to close the phone, which also gives it away. I would happily buy these again but will choose the larger size which is less than half the price per gram compared to two small tubes.

That works wonders. I have tried many things to clean my iron with no success. This cleaning lady got the job done in minutes. Too bad I didn't start by applying it to a cloth and wiping the area first. First, I followed the directions on the packaging to apply the entire tube to the towel, then ran the iron over it in a circular motion. It was a little distracting, but not much. Applying a small amount to a cloth and then rubbing it into the iron worked much better. It took less than half a…

First discount, Shame on Revain for putting a permanent part number sticker over the instructions on the back of the card. But as I found out, the instructions weren't that great. I spent 3 tubes getting the dirt off my iron until I saw a review that suggested applying the product to a cloth and manually wiping the front of the iron with the cloth. I used a kitchen mitt in case I slipped (possibility of burned fingers could be the reason Faultless doesn't support this method). The smoke set off

Skip All DIY "Solutions". Medication like "Bartender's Friend" doesn't help either. Steel wool can work on the sides of your iron where dirt won't burn in as hard, but you risk scratching the surface. want to do it outdoors because it will smoke. The iron MUST be hot. You MUST use an old terry towel. (One size towel will do. A washcloth probably won't. A bath towel is too much.) Top tip: DO NOT put it in the steam vents or it will settle on your clothes. After the iron has cooled, poke a cotton

It has always been a great product. I've been using this for years. Heat the iron. As much as possible. Get a CLEAN towel you DO NOT NEED. and your iron will be like new. Press firmly and make sure all parts of the iron are out. I know what type of iron you have, if it has room for water I strongly recommend NEVER filling it with water. Just my opinion. Use a spray bottle instead. Or I just take my dress shirts etc straight out of the washing machine when the load is done and iron the wet…