🧺 LEAKING IRON? - 8 WAYS TO PREVENT WATER LEAKING FROM YOUR STEAM IRON

If you’re a quilter or sewist, then you know there’s nothing worse than a leaking iron. For some they leak when they steam, for others the iron leaks when they use them for long periods, for some the iron leaks right out of the box. Having a good iron is key to having a great quilt, so here are my top 8 reasons why it leaks, and what you can do to avoid it.
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[@JustGetitDoneQuilts]

It’s amazing what your tools can do for you when you know how they work. Irons are a game changer in quilting so it’s important that you maintain them so they work for you not against you. Grab your coffee and enjoy 😉

[@kathhendry749]

Thank you so very much for this information. As soon as I can find it, I will read that manual! I'm hoping it will surface during the decluttering project! 💗

[@MsChris23456]

We'll said. My iron and I are much better friends. Thank you

[@philliptaylor3231]

❤'ed_the denaturation wass at best | at best.

[@TheMbrunnerable]

In case it helps someone else : I read the manual, used tap water, etc and my iron worked beautifully for 7+ years. Moved and within a month it was constantly leaking, and started leaving reddish stains on fabrics. Turned out our water was TOO hard and was leaving deposits inside. A few good cleanings and switching to bottled water (regular drinking water, not distilled)later, it hasn't given me any trouble in 2 years.

[@JustGetitDoneQuilts]

Thanks for sharing.

[@juliatepe5760]

Yes, in our rural area the water is hard. I have to use bottled water to keep the iron from crusting up.

[@koalasez1200]

I have hard water too, and using half tap/half distilled has helped immensely. Ratio might have to be adjusted but it seems to work.

[@luvmykids21000]

Since I started using bottled drinking water I've never had leaky iron!

[@Munthebun]

that's a really good idea...thank you

[@conqueringmountscrapmorewi2509]

I don't put water in my iron and I use a spray bottle for water. This way, I find my irons last forever. I do so very much enjoy watching you while I hand quilt! Thank you for sharing your time and talent!

[@franpatzcraig6713]

I've given up on using my irons for steaming. I've replaced so many irons over my many years of sewing!! I use a hairdresser's mister and it works so well I don't miss the steam from my iron. However, if I had heard your hints years ago I may have never reached this point! You are such a great teacher, Karen - scientific accuracy with clear explanations and just enough humor! I never miss one of your videos.

[@julias.8236]

Yes, I also just use a spritz bottle and do not fuss any more with filling the water tank of my iron. That works for me :)

[@dianemadigan3252]

Same here, mostly because I don’t want my very hard tap water in my iron!

[@sherimcgill5139]

Karen, you never disappoint. I feel so iron-smart now

[@joshuaharper372]

I got fed up with leaking and spitting years ago and just use a spray bottle instead of filling the iron. Works quite well for me.

[@sandramyer7081]

Now I know myself

[@trac6009]

Everyone of the quilters/seamstress/tailors in my family tree swears by old school irons and a spray bottle!

[@HRHDMKYT]

Me too! (Irons last longer this way too!)

[@terribishop5313]

Went thru 3 irons in one week. Sewing 50 years Karen I didn't know half this information. Thorough video as always thank you so much. (GO CANADA!!! 💗)

[@Bellabrinda]

Thank you very much for this video. I was going to take my clothes to the cleaners and get them to do the ironing for me. I'm going to give my iron and more importantly, myself, another chance in the morning. Let's see if I can iron my tshirt and jeans.

[@daneekaplan4284]

I’ always leave the water in the chamber which explains why all of my irons eventually spit brown water! Recently, I bought an iron with an attached water tank. I read the owners manual just to figure out how to turn it on and what do you know- it said to ONLY use tap water! I just found your channel last week and I have to tell you how impressed I am with the quality of your videos. You have an excellent teaching style.

[@JustGetitDoneQuilts]

thank you

[@rachelburgener819]

Stick around, I think she is fantastic and I’m sure you won’t be disappointed!!! ❤️😀

[@lisagarner8261]

I always thought the irons were at fault for the leaking. Your explanation was so very helpful! Thank you!

[@shielagrippando4025]

I’m going to be able to stop killing poor defenseless irons now! And save money!!!!! Thank you!

[@connieprince9718]

I have had my Rowenta for years - read the manual - and you still taught me things I did not know! Thank you!

[@pbar8439]

Me too! I love my Rowenta's.

[@cindysaunders9689]

Me too, I love mine also!

[@jojosewist8921]

@@cindysaunders9689 Only thing I don't like is there is no temperatures given just linen cotton wool silk synthetics on the dial. Different vombination fabrics can use different degrees of heat. So far following manual I have had no leaks in 4yrs. But have to clean sole plate after hubby irons every time.

[@bethkoch11]

This was a really timely video for me, and so informative. I just went through this over the past couple of weeks. I treated myself to a very expensive Rowenta iron a few months ago, which I love, but recently it started leaking and spitting. I admit I've been lazy by leaving water in the tank between uses. After doing a lot of research on this, I cleaned it out inside with a vinegar/water solution, and repeated, following with just water, and cleaned out the holes in the soleplate with toothpicks. This took some time and patience, but my iron works great again, and I'm religious about emptying it after each use. Lesson learned!!

[@lauris5708]

It makes me sad to know how many irons I have thrown away due to the leaking issue! I now have the cordless Panasonic iron (because I want to be like Karen!) and haven't had a bit of trouble with it yet. But I will read my manual to make sure I care for it properly; I *always* leave water in it so that is the first thing I need to change. Thanks, Karen!

[@1elsue]

I have the same iron and it leaks terrible. It started 1 year and 3 days after I bought it. Of course the warranty is only good for 1 year. Using a spray bottle and no steam for a while now

[@cliftonmcnalley8469]

I grew up never using distilled water in an iron. My last iron was purchased 15+ years ago. Specifically stated distilled water only. Best iron I've ever owned.

[@doreenmacgillivray3419]

Thank you for another educational video! I really appreciate your teaching style because you always explain the WHY along WITH the HOW. Thank you!! 💟

[@valeriesuttonpayne7413]

I don’t use steam because I’m afraid of leaks! People have told me all steam irons eventually leak. I’m going to give steam a try now. Always full of good info, Karen. My sister and and I are constantly asking the other “What does Karen Brown say about it?”.

[@JustGetitDoneQuilts]

🤗

[@gailbisho1958]

I was about to give up on my Rowenta , but your video taught me that I was not allowing the iron to heat up enough before I used it. Now the leaking has stopped. Ty!

[@JustGetitDoneQuilts]

Glad I could help

[@docwms3563]

OMG! I’ve been ironing for 60 years and have suffered through every single issue you described. As a little girl, I started with the coke bottle and little sprinkler on top to dampen the clothes. Sprinkle, roll them up, wait a bit, then iron. No problem. When steam irons came around they were at times more trouble than they were worth with the leaking, sputtering, brown stains, etc. I skipped the steam and keep a little spray bottle at hand. Now, with your EXCELLENT tutorial, I feel confident to use my NEW Panasonic cordless iron! (Terrific Christmas gift!). After one understands the anatomy of the iron, it all makes sense. Thank you so much!!!

[@missyb.623]

Karen, this was excellent. Unlike many, I like to iron. I know I know!!! I knew most of these, HOWEVER, I never knew why to not used distilled water. I actually played that section for my husband. He did not know that either. Thank you so much!

[@JustGetitDoneQuilts]

I find ironing very meditative too

[@rachelburgener819]

I’m with y’all, I’ve always enjoyed it!!! ❤️😀

[@TheMinot60]

Some irons say distilled, some say tap. I’ve got one of each.

[@margaretlewis2289]

Who knew there was so much to an iron. I certainly didn’t! Thank you Karen

[@arvettadelashmit9337]

In my 73 plus years of living, I have never owned a steam iron that did not not leak. So, I never put water inside any of my irons today. I use a spray bottle when I want to steam press or iron. I wish I could find an electric iron with a flat sole plate (no steam holes) made like the ones we had years ago. Those irons were heavy; and, the weight helped do the work for us. My mother, grandmother, and aunts used water that they sprinkled from their hands onto the fabric before they ironed. Many times the items to be ironed were sprinkled (and wrapped up to keep them damp) before the ironing started. Mother would sprinkle her ironing, wrap it all up together, and put the wrapped ironing (garments) in the freezer the night before she planned to iron or press them. On many items she used a pressing cloth to prevent iron shine on the fabric. The fancy new steam irons are just to expensive to ruin by putting water inside them. Plus, the spray bottle is a wonderful aid in keeping my cats off my ironing boards.

[@lisaroper421]

I love the tidbit about the cats! 😂 And it is too bad there aren't options with no steam. I think I would go for them too!

[@cjtheisen5124]

The Vermont Country Store has a dry iron for $54.95. www.vermontcountrystore.com/premium-dry-iron/product/77684

[@susanmei9980]

My mom had a sprinkler top for a bottle of waster in the 1960’s. Sprinkle everything, then start ironing. 😄

[@mariellabarnes8380]

Thanks Karen, again🙏🎚️❤️

[@cd-wp3dx]

Excellent video, but I do want to correct one really minor thing - distilled water boils at 212F/100C (at sea level) and it is tap water that has a (slightly) higher boiling point. Dissolving anything in water (salt, sugar, minerals, etc.) raises the boiling point. Since tap water has minerals dissolved in it, it has a higher boiling point.

[@w4ntsm0r3]

Thank you SO much for this video. I've just started getting serious about quilting and have been binge watching all your instructional videos. My husband got me a super nice iron for xmas but it was leaking. Turns out I just didn't understand how to use it. :)

[@JustGetitDoneQuilts]

glad to help

[@debbiebatten6021]

Karen, thank you so much for this information. I have been frustrated by a leaking iron quite a lot, and now I have some great tips on how to prevent it. You always give such great practical help. You are greatly appreciated!!!

[@helenfitch3440]

My poor old iron is so old there a no manual for it. It works and works well with a spray bottle so that's what I use. Love your tutes keep them coming.

[@LSquaredCrafts]

I learned so much from this! Thank you! Was just shopping for a new iron because mine leaks. Now I have identified about 4 things I was doing wrong!

[@molliesevcik1904]

Found this information helpful. My favorite iron to use is a vintage iron that has no steam but does have an adjustable setting. My husband added a new wire and plug. It works great! Reminds me of my grandmother’s whose I continued to use until it died. I recently saw that a shop out of New England sells a similar one. If this one dies, I will probably buy theirs. If needed, w will spritz my fabric with a fine mist and I use a clapper when making blocks. I also pre-starch my fabric. My favorite sewing machine, a featherweight. Easy to maintain and adjust. Someday I may spurge on a big $$ machine. But there is just something rewarding about being able to grease and oils my own machine…..

[@emhepri]

I have a '70-80's GE dry iron and a '37 Featherweight...Agreed, nothing like'm! I discovered Magic Sizing when I grabbed it by accident. Same body without the stiffness of starch. I iron on a piece of pine shelving that has a layer of cotton batting and wrapped with artist canvas and stapled on the back....never thought of using a clapper, will try on current project. Thanks

[@molliesevcik1904]

@@emhepri I have a pine board I wrapped first in heat resistance batting, then several layers of wool batting and finally some lightweight canvas fabric. My husband cut the wood so it fits on the end of my “cutting island”. So love it, as it ( cutting surface)is on wheels too, probably about the same size as your ironing cart . My cutting island is made up of two book cases set on their side. IKEA brands…

[@rachelburgener819]

Good morning Karen: WOW so close to 300,000!!! You always have the best content and presentation. Like others I always learn from you, keep up the good work. Thank you so much ❤️😀

[@elisebeaudoin208]

I’ve never bothered to read an iron user manual presuming that it would state the obvious i.e. « do not submerge the iron in water while plugged », « do not press grilled cheese with your iron », « do not touch the soleplate while ironing », etc. But I was today old when I learned that there is a steam chamber in addition of a water reservoir. That explains a lot. A big thank you from Quebec City for this very informative video. Looking forward to the next piece of wisdom! 😁

[@melindaostergren8115]

Wait! If you use enough foil you can make a cheese sandwich. But don’t open the package over the ironing board because it’s really messy that way.

[@nancyhurt7145]

I learned something today! Always turn off steam setting when not using it! Thanks, Karen. Always enjoy your videos!

[@sandralunemann1187]

Karen, thank you for the great information. I would love to see a tutorial on the best irons for quilting. There are so many to choose from and I see other channels using anything from a industrial steam iron to a mini travel iron.

[@GriswaldDingens]

Karen, you have an amazing teaching style…informative without being preachy or boring! Sometimes I feel like ours is a one-sided friendship. Thanks so much for the great job of sharing all the behind-the-scenes tips that make all of our quilting lives better. xoxo❤️

[@JustGetitDoneQuilts]

Thank you

[@sandramyer7081]

I agree myself!

[@dianakidd5688]

How is it possible, after sewing for 50 years, to not know these things! Now I do. Thank you!

[@terrimiller8552]

Great video Karen! I've had many different brands of irons and never knew the technology that makes them work. Thank you do this lesson in how it works. Now I understand!

[@sandramyer7081]

That’s was a surprising instruction about the leaks show up from not reading about the manual, I guess. Karen gave us a real understanding of what goes on in the iron and helps to protected the iron, too. Thank Karen Brown- who new this before?

[@shawnagunn9054]

That ironing board is the best idea ever! Love this and going to make myself one.

[@PattymacMakes]

Thank you for such a helpful video! The leaking iron is such a nemesis. My new one has been great so far, but your explanation on how the steam chamber works is super helpful. I never dump the remaining water, so I will definitely start doing that.

[@reneegosselin1595]

Hi Karen, thank you for this very informative video. I had all those issues with my old irons. Twenty years ago, I was given a gravity iron and found a pole on wheels to hang the water reservoir. It never leaks, I can move it to various ironing station and it produces constant and steady heat as well as really good steam. I just love it! It may be too big or cumbersome for many of your viewers but, personally, just would not want to go without it. Congratulations on getting close to 300 000 viewers. Your videos and their contents are top-notch!

[@JustGetitDoneQuilts]

I have never used a gravity iron. Is that what they use in laundry and drycleaners

[@donnahawley5524]

Karen, Becky Thompson on Power Tools With Thread uses one and shows it on her channel. Brand she uses is Sopporo. It has a water bottle that hangs from a pole so no water in the iron.

[@reneegosselin1595]

@@JustGetitDoneQuilts Mine is a Silver Star. If you google in KZbin, you will see how it can be set up in a domestic environment (by opposition to a commercial environment). It’s simple. 😉

[@eileenhoran4758]

I echo everyone else here; you are the absolutely the best teacher. Thank you Thank you! Like many others, I also never put water in my iron. But recently I found out about a new product that you "dot" on the fabric- similar in use to Best Press and other starches that spray on but this is a heavy duty pen application called the "Easy Press Pen". It makes the fabric flat with out a clapper - very flat! I must have had a heavy hand and used too much and started using it for every little seam that wouldn't lie flat. Very soon my iron was spitting gunk and spewing dark stuff??!!! Somewhere along the way, to get these 6 layers of fabric flattened I guess I had used a damp pressing cloth to help things along and I think that that wet cloth pushed the watery gunk inside the pristine innards of my iron. I killed my iron which was (thankfully) a cheap little thing that I had kept so perfectly dry. I also might have ruined my expensive wool ironing mat. This was yesterday before I watched this video. I just want to encourage everyone to watch out for that Easy Press Pen. Don't over- use it and look often at your soleplate to be sure the residue isn't building up. I just wanted to remind everyone that it is not only what you put IN your iron that counts - it's the spray starch and Easy pens and other things you put on your fabric that can create huge problems as well.

[@ddawe31635]

Distilled water would if been #1 on my list. I have a Rowenta, directions said to use distilled water. Purchased not even a year ago. Good info.

[@MeanaBeana391]

FANTASTIC !!!!! THANKS 😊

[@bhallmark3390]

I am so embarrassed to say that I would leave water in the iron after I was done for the day. My iron ended up leaving brown water marks and leaving brown bits of debris. I did my best to clean it out with white vinegar as advised in some KZbin videos. I ended up buying a new iron because it was so frustrating. But I need to remember to empty the reservoir every day so I don’t end up with the same problem. Thanks for your great tips!

[@peggymontero4263]

Hello Karen I found your channel at the beginning of the pandemic and made a few quilts from your videos... there's was one in particular that I made using 8 or 10 inch squares and stack different fabrics and made different cuts...I can't find the original video so you remember which one... thank you so much

[@JustGetitDoneQuilts]

The Ugly Quilt?

[@peggymontero4263]

@@JustGetitDoneQuilts thank you that's it...❤

[@leecovington7494]

Awesome information, thank you.

[@calliemtb]

so thorough! Well done!

[@melissagrayson4844]

Thanks! Great info ☀️

[@annabuther923]

Txs. Great article 👏

[@anndotsey1910]

Bravo! I sure needed a refresher course.

[@lilianafiorino8257]

Thank you for this information! I have learned so much!

[@phyllislandry6401]

Great info. Thank you

[@nadinemerrick1255]

great info. Thanks

[@angelar1500]

Thank you thank you! I am one of the bunch that requested your help with irons. This was incredibly helpful! Wish I didn't throw out the iron box and manual guess I can find it on-line! ** Your channel has got to be one of the best, most informative and entertaining out here. Keep it up Gurrl!

[@barblc3202]

Super informative! thanks Karen!

[@deannabosch1434]

Great tips! Thanks for this.

[@cynthiajones1461]

It's videos like this that explains why you have so many subscribers and your channel keeps growing. Another useful and needed video. Thank you!

[@sharih5741]

Very good information! Thank you Karen! 😊

[@deehawkins9983]

Thanks for the information.

[@joanstefani1352]

Great advice

[@stephknight1123]

Outstanding video! Looking forward to the next ones in the series.

[@nbc911]

This was amazing. Thank you!

[@jeanwestackroyd2966]

Thankyou Karen.

[@tamaradore6834]

Thank you!

[@barbarawheeler4354]

I have learned more from you from letting iron heat up with steam of to finger pressing seams before pressing. I am 72 wonder why I have gotten full swing in quilting. But I have fabric up the ying ying. Thanks Karen.

[@bobnjuliejohnston8327]

great info thank you

[@connieverbeck1110]

Thank you!!!

[@maryannerenison6336]

Karen , Thank you! I love your channel! And now tools? Be still my heart. Keep ‘‘em coming.

[@grammykcutter6374]

GREAT INFO ON IRONS!!!! Thanks

[@SC-uy1pi]

Thank you. This was helpful.

[@marshasetering3143]

So informative. Thanks for this video.

[@Pauli-COJ]

i'll admit, i was always convinced that irons always required distilled water no matter what. And i realized my iron was not on the "no steam" setting. no wonder why it leaked so much ^^'. it was warm enough either. Thanks a lot ma'am for you insight and suggestions !

[@taunamcbee8626]

Awesome video, thanks Karen.

[@Joy1957K]

Thanx Karen !!! 👍😍❤️😘

[@joycefuller9177]

Good information.

[@dianaperkinson9573]

Thanks for another great video! Very informative.

[@susanclark7872]

So very helpful!

[@TamiLee-cm2of]

Thank you for the great video! Very informative! 👍

[@barbaram6303]

How informative is this! I needed this video!Thank You!

[@jackieburton7550]

Thanks Karen….you always have great info for us….much appreciated

[@jackiemobley8529]

Great video, Karen! So full of good information. Thank you. Blessings to you.

[@janetcruz5972]

Love these pictures and the information about the iron.

[@scottym50]

I love your videos. Great information in all of them. Thank you.

[@vickiraub360]

Good info. Thanks Karen

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Thanks for this!

[@distaff2935]

Very informative. Thanks!

[@evelyndole4618]

Awesome video!!! I always love 💕 to learn. Can’t wait for you next video in this series.

[@lesa6399]

Oh, wow!!!! All I can say is a HUGE thank you, Karen! Thank you for the explanations!

[@barbmckinlay3400]

Thanks for the info. I use spring water because of all the ick in our water, so far no issues. I don’t fill it full.

[@ColleenGraceonline]

You're such a Gem 💎 😊👍

[@jankubillus7157]

Wow great information! Thank you Karen.

[@domharris8006]

So excited for this series!!! I feel like I instinctively knew some of these tips, but it was so valuable to learn WHY!

[@janfelshaw8217]

Good video. Very informative.

[@annatucker2527]

helpful hints

[@emlynley2012]

Wow, such a great video and clear explanations. Definitely one of your best, and you are already a champ and clear, concise and useful content. I've been afraid to put water in my iron, but I'm feeling more confident now. Thank you!

[@ms.maureen2925]

This is one of the most informative videos I've seen! Thank you! I've learned so much about my iron. ❤️

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What a timely subject THANK YOU!!

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Thank you so much for this video. I was glad to have this problem solved!!!

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Just the video I was looking for!

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Great advice. Thanks.