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2. Next, section off each side by
taking a part from the crown
section to the back of the ear
and clip. This divides the front
side from the back of the head.
3. Take the back section and divide
that horizontally from ear to ear
and clip both sections.
4. Within each section take 1-inch
vertical sections. Unclip one
section at a time.
5. Start curling the hair at the back
nape of the neck and work your
way up the back of the head.
Caution:
Do not rest Iron on skin.
6. Once the back is finished,
continue on to the sides.
7. The crown of the head will be
the last to be curled. Divide the
crown into 3 vertical sections. It
is easiest to take one long 1-
inch section from part to part,
then divide that into a 1-inch
wide section.
STORAGE
After use, slide the Power Switch to
OFF indicated by the “0”, unplug
from outlet and allow the Heat-
Ready Dot to change to red. Once
the Iron is completely cooled down,
store in a cool dry place. Do not
wrap cord around Iron.
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
Once build-up appears on the Iron,
the unit will have to be cleaned.
Make sure the Iron is off, unplugged
and completely cooled down
before cleaning.
Remove the Reservoir, take out the
Reservoir Plug, and remove any
remaining water.
Wipe the Handle, Barrel, and Hair
Clamp with a soft damp cloth.
If the Barrel becomes coated with
hair product residue, the holes for
the steam will become blocked. To
prevent this, use a medium to soft
brush (an old toothbrush works
best) to remove any build-up and
clear out the steam holes. After
loosening the residue, wipe down
with a soft damp cloth.
Allow to dry completely before use.
Do not use harsh abrasives,
cleaning agents or solvents.
Do not place Iron in any liquids.
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