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Steam Station Use instructions
TEMPERATURE SETTING
Always consult the labels of washing and sharpening inside clothing. If you cannot find
them and if you do not know the type of fabric, please refer to the table below:
The numbers of points on the iron temperature adjustment button (1) indicate the lower (•)
and higher (•••) temperature.
The table is valid for fabrics and not for brilliant surfaces, with relief printings or folds which
must be ironed with low temperature. Before using the iron, always make sure that the
temperature of iron is adapted to the type of fabric: wool with wool, cotton with cotton, etc.
The iron heats quickly and cools slowly; thus always start with clothing which requires a
low temperature (like synthetic fabrics) and always progress with the highest temperatu-
res.
When the cloth is made of several fabrics, set the temperature for the most delicate fabric.
If you do not know the type of fabric we recommend to iron the internal parts of clothing,
from lowest temperature, and then finding the temperature more adapted. If clothing beco-
mes “brilliant”, stop immediately in order to not damage it. Then start to iron it on the back.
Kind of fabric
Temperature
position
Ironing instructions
AcetateAcrylicNylon
Ironing without steam. Follow the instructions indicated
on clothing. This type of fabric requires a very soft ironing.
PolyesterViscose
Ironing without steam.Ironing on the back of clothing. Se-
lect the lowest temperature for ironing mix fabric.
Silk
Ironing without steam.Ironing on the back of clothing.
WoolLight cot-
tonLight linen
Ironing with steam.Ironing on the back of clothing. Put a
wet cloth on the fabric in order to avoid the “brilliant “ef-
fect.
Cotton Thin linen
Starched fabrics
Ironing with steam.Moist the fabrics before ironing. The
thicker and starched fabrics must be a little wetter than
the light fabrics which can be ironed directly: the dark co-
lours and clothing with embroidery must be ironed on the
back.
Linen
Ironing with vapour.Use a lot of steam and iron the dark
clothing on the back in order to avoid the “brilliant “effect.
