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JustFlumAgain · 21/04/2005 16:03

Am at work, someone just asked me:

when you drop an iron on the carpet and a bit of carpet gets burnt on to it. Can you remove it from the iron? if so how?

anyone?

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SoupDragon · 21/04/2005 16:05

A good scrub with a scourer when it's cold works. Or scrap it off with an old fashioned razor blade. Or when it's hot, give it a firm rub with a cloth (be careful here!)

SoupDragon · 21/04/2005 16:06

(I melted a plastic bag with our once )

JustFlumAgain · 21/04/2005 16:09

spose shoudl be on flylady net or something

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Twiglett · 21/04/2005 16:10

seem to remember rubbing a candle over it when its really hot then ironing on to a spare cloth

Newbarnsleygirl · 21/04/2005 16:10

Let me just check my 1001 home hints book that dh bought for me as a present

Bugsy2 · 21/04/2005 16:10

have removed burnt on things with a sharp knife blade before - obviously when the iron was cold.

Enid · 21/04/2005 16:11

lol nbg

Newbarnsleygirl · 21/04/2005 16:13

The 1001 home hints recommends a little dilute Glycerine and wash or to treat more stubborn marks use a hydrogen-peroxide solution of 1 part to 9 parts water.

MarsLady · 21/04/2005 16:13

no advice just lol. Poor you NBG. Hope you found a suitable book like 1001 ways to please your woman to give to him

Newbarnsleygirl · 21/04/2005 16:14

Stupid bloody book!

JustFlumAgain · 21/04/2005 16:18

ermmmmm rigth, umm thanks.

will suggest: knife, razor, candle wax, glycerine and hydrogen peroxide (?!)

actually will suggest: BUY NEW IRON

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chipmonkey · 21/04/2005 16:19

brillo pad! Works for me anyway (or it did when I used to iron. Now we go around crumpled!)

Newbarnsleygirl · 21/04/2005 16:26

Sh!t

Read post wrong.

DO NOT USE WHAT I RECOMMENDED ON THE IRON!!!
Use that on the carpet if it's marked.

For the iron it says to use a proprietary brand of iron cleaner or bicarb of soda (baking soda) rubbed over with a damp cloth or just rub with a damp towel. Obviously when iron is cool.

Sorry.

JustFlumAgain · 21/04/2005 16:57

useless. no wonder he gave you the book love {snirk]

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cod · 21/04/2005 16:57

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cod · 21/04/2005 16:59

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