Milano Garment Steam Cordless Iron Cq-1006B

Cordless Design: Allows freedom of movement while ironing, making it convenient and easy to use without the hassle of a cord.

Dry, Spray, and Steam: Offers flexibility to switch between dry ironing, spraying, and steam ironing based on fabric needs.

Burst of Steam: Provides an extra burst of steam for stubborn wrinkles.

Vertical Steam: Enables vertical steaming, ideal for refreshing hanging garments or curtains.

Adjustable Temperature Knob: Allows fine-tuning of temperature settings to suit different fabric types, preventing overheating or damage.

Overheating Protection: Ensures the iron shuts off or regulates itself if it gets too hot, adding a layer of safety.

Anti-Drip Function: Prevents water from leaking when the iron isn’t hot enough, avoiding water stains on clothes.

Self-Cleaning Function: Helps remove mineral deposits from the steam chamber, prolonging the life of the iron and maintaining steam efficiency.

Non-Stick Soleplate: Glides smoothly over fabric and prevents clothes from sticking, which makes ironing faster and easier.

Water Tank Capacity: 330 ml Capacity: Provides ample steam without frequent refilling, ideal for extended ironing sessions.

Use Distilled Water: Prevents mineral buildup, especially in areas with hard water.

Clean Regularly: Use the self-clean function to remove mineral deposits and wipe the soleplate with a soft cloth.

Empty Water Tank After Use: Prevents water from sitting in the tank, reducing buildup and leaks.

Store Properly: Store upright in a cool, dry place to protect the soleplate and prevent leaks.

Don’t Use Abrasive Cleaners: Avoid scrubbing the soleplate with rough materials to prevent scratching.

Don’t Overfill the Water Tank: Fill to the recommended level to avoid leaks and spillage.

Avoid Ironing Over Zippers or Metal: These can scratch the non-stick soleplate.

Don’t Leave Unattended: Avoid leaving the iron face-down on fabric to prevent burns or damage.

Faulty wiring, defective temperature control, or assembly issues that prevent proper operation.

Issues with the power supply or internal circuitry not caused by external factors.

Problems with steam, spray, or burst functions if due to manufacturing flaws.

Non-stick soleplate issues such as peeling or coating defects due to production faults.

Cracks, scratches, or dents from dropping or mishandling.

Normal Wear and Tear: Fading, minor scratches, or regular wear on the soleplate.

Water or Mineral Damage: Issues from using hard water without recommended maintenance, leading to buildup.

Damage from leaving the iron on fabrics for too long or using incompatible voltage.