Why is my STEAM IRON LEAKING BROWN WATER ? - I'll Show You What Happens Inside an Iron.

Why is my Steam Iron Leaking Brown Water?
Everyone gets this problem after some time.
One day the iron just starts shooting out brown or white stuff when you are ironing. Usually mixed in with water.
In this video I take apart my iron to show you what causes this and 2 quick checks you can do to find out if you can fix it.
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[@trudybuckley2400]

Very informative, I would never of imagined that there could be so much rust inside an iron! Very helpful, I’ll carry out your checks now, thank you 👍😀

[@Brenda-fc5th]

My iron had massive rust flakes come out and rust water. I used water/vinegar a few times until it was clear but now there’s more rust flakes so it’s soaking upside down now. This video was helpful.

[@III8431]

Your video was helpful, very helpful! Thank you! I wish you had posted a video following the one showing how to take your iron apart with a video showing how to put it back together.

[@pateicialane4740]

This is what I’ve been looking for ! ❤ old lady from up north 😂

[@samuelhepburn2636]

Oh my,thanks for the visual, that explains my problem

[@Anonymous-it5jw]

Very helpful!

[@gr8fng]

Really helpful video thank you

[@Nangondo]

Thanks it helps a lot

[@gurdevkaur8602]

I would give up after the 125th screw

[@clairedays7469]

I can't ever get them back together again

[@varshashanker5774]

Thanks

[@user-bh1oy8kj5q]

Thanks for showing us what's going on.

[@diyr6894]

You're welcome. i thought it might be helpful if people understood how an iron can fail and what causes things to fail.

[@crimsonbride]

Not something i will ever do but still intresting

[@adam-ns7pm]

hi how would you go about repairing a damaged cord on this model?

[@ghetzdelaghetto6690]

Thanks man. Guess I'm buying a new iron. :(

[@markwoldin162]

Superbly presented, thank you. Recited as if Shakespeare. Question: Why are the screws not plastic or some aluminun or of some design or material to avoid this banal and ruinous problem? Is there an iron made with different screws?

[@vallee3140]

exactly

[@hairamrivera5802]

That’s the whole point sir. Or else you would never buy another one.

[@maeveduff8932]

I only used my iron twice and it started to do this!! Brand new

[@letticiamutama6860]

Me too

[@vallee3140]

take it back

[@theoaidoo7284]

What if there is brown water coming when youvturn vertical

[@vallee3140]

Fancy using screws that rust on a steam iron, thanks for this, going to by a new iron, cant do all that.

[@martythenoob2117]

Was thinking the same thing

[@rosemarymortonjack9387]

This has to be a send up! Who is ever going to re-assemble this iron? If I get rid of the rust the iron will never go back together anyway. I’m off to buy a new iron. Thanks anyway.

[@yudahel8521]

I put drinking water in my iron and all the minerals from the spring water gunked my iron up and now it’s broken, I have to spend more money 💰 on a new iron

[@ritzy5691]

Yeah thanks but I'll just buy a new one!

[@vicgoldup5473]

Too much work , just buy a new one !

[@skinnyboyy]

Use distilled water

[@felixfelix6499]

Thanks.... wow... I will never buy a Breville or any other cheap plastic Chinese-made iron. Shame on them! I own an old Rowenta Professional Model DX8860. The Farmhouse (from Container Store) brand new ironing board cover treated with soil-release and water-repellent finishes ended up melting on my inox soleplate which started my problems! Dritz hot iron cleaner seemed to make it all worse!!! Now the soleplate is scratched and brown (ditto for around the edge of the soleplate). I found your video by googling brown scratches and rust around iron soleplate. Even the more expensive older irons have problems and are cheap Chinese handiwork. Time for a new iron... but I do not trust ANY of them!

[@mycommintmycomment2312]

What you said solution will tell but nothing

[@mlee6136]

Irons have a lifespan of only several years give or take a year. Best to spend $50 and get a new one. Unfortunately products are made for obsolescence... for the avg person your repair tutorial is not feasible.

[@diyr6894]

You're probably right. Irons aren't made to last a long time, so you may as well buy a cheap one and replace it after a few years.

[@callumcolville9683]

I think I'll just buy a new one

[@anetapogorzelska5105]

Its quicker to buy a new iron 🤭

[@chyphilip]

Just get a new one if you have to dismantle your iron. Impossible for us to do it. Not everyone is a household engineer

[@urvashibissoondyal-boodhoo]

Too much of work

[@stephenguy6606]

Sorry but , Music's so loud and unnecessary !

[@digicerttechmedia7128]

So iron company so useless they can't make iron coating to prevent roast? So sad