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I don’t need to fix anything; I was just wondering how anti-scale systems work on steam irons. There appear to be two types. The first is irons with replaceable anti-scale cartridges – What’s in the cartridges? Is it some kind of water softener or is it acid for reacting with the limescale?
The second kind is a lifetime anti-scale system. How does that work????
Our iron is the lifetime variety. With previous irons I might fill the tank with vinegar occasionally and run it through it – maybe that would be helpful with this one, but without knowing how the antiscale system is working it is difficult to tell.
Anybody know anything about them?
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It`s mainly Tefal irons that have the replaceable cassette IIRC and also the more permanent one. this link to the FAQ section of the Tefal site might help.
Don
Re: Steam iron anti-scale systems
Thank you.
The one I have is Morphy Richards. They probably work the same. I’m afraid that the FAQ doesn’t help me to understand how it works.
Thanks though. I have emailed them the same question. I would be surprised if they answer it very quickly though. I have kind of given up on Morphy Richards.
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