Rowenta Garment Care Accessories, Cleaning Kit for Steam Iron, Non toxic, Improve the Soleplate Glide, Starch or Melted, Synthetic Fiber Remover

Love this brand and this particular iron.

Great iron cleaner, easy to use and does the job.

Easy to use and worked perfectly to remove remnants of burnt silk on the iron plate.

The hot iron cleaner seemed to work well on my dirty soleplate. I washed the white and the green cloth together (separately from other garments as instructed), but the green dye ran and now I have a light green cleaning cloth :/

This is amazing. I burnt something on my new iron and after using the cleaner it was good as new again. Very satisfied customer. I’ve added before and after photos. This only took a few minutes and I have plenty of cleaner to repeat the process if needed again.

The Rowenta cleaner is a must have! I love using my Rowenta iron and so I feel the need to take care of it, so I bought this cleaner to keep it clean and it does work! The marks on the soleplate disappeared with the first application, I definitely recommend this product!

I highly recommend this product! It worked perfectly it removed all the stains. The application was simple.

This product works like a charm when used as instructed. We have a 3 year old Rowenta steam iron with a stainless sole plate. Over time, it had accrued such a build up of cruft that it was leaving marks on clothes. I tried different cleaning techniques I had found online with limited success, so I went ahead and bought a cheaper Shark iron. The Shark failed within about 6 months (the steam button became stuck) and I was back in the market for a new iron when I stumbled upon this, quite by accident. Let me tell you, this stuff works. I did have to use more of the tube than the instructions had indicated, but I also had a HEAVY build up. It took a bit of doing, but that sole plate is absolutely as good as new and the iron works like a champ once again. I bought a second kit, just in case - but it looks like I won't need it just now.The stuff comes with two cloths, one is terry and the other is like a microfiber-type. It also comes with a tub of cream-colored treatment (a generous amount - I was able to run through 4 "cycles" and have some left over. First, you have to empty the iron of water (you don't want it steaming) and then set it on the 3 dot setting (cotton). You layout an old cloth to protect your ironing board, fold the terry towel in half and lay out a bead of the cream about 2 inches in length. Once the iron is good and hot, begin ironing on top of the cream in a circular motion - you'll start to see the "crud" collect on the terry towel, keep going. I did it for a solid 5 minutes and found that most of the build-up was gone. I rubbed the sole plate down with the microfiber cloth and then laid out a second bead of cream on the other side. Again, the build up transferred to the cloth. I had just a tiny bit left, so I did it a couple of more times, alternating the side of the terry towel I was working on. Eventually, it got the iron back to new condition, with not a speck of crud on it.Anyway, as with anything, it pays to READ the instructions and understand the process before you get started. I paid a good $70 or so for this iron, so the kit is well worth the money to keep it running like new.