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User manual

Olea Iron User Manual

How to iron different clothes and look after your sole plate — available in English and Urdu.

Introduction

This manual has been prepared especially for your Olea iron, which has a specially specified silver non-stick coated sole plate. The special feature of this iron is that it uses less electricity and heats up quickly, which makes it more effective than ordinary irons. This manual explains how to iron different types of clothes and how to look after the sole plate, so you get the best results from your iron.

1. Ladies’ clothes: pearls, glue-bonded work or lace

Ladies’ clothes often have pearls, glue-bonded (bond) work or lace. These are delicate: ironing directly on them can damage them, or leave a layer stuck on the sole plate.

  • Iron with a cloth on top

    When ironing clothes with pearls, glue-bonded work or lace, place a clean cloth over them and iron through it, so these materials never touch the sole plate directly. This protects the sole plate and the decoration, and nothing sticks to the sole plate.

  • Iron inside out

    Turn the garment inside out before ironing, so the pearls, bonded work and lace do not touch the sole plate. This protects the delicate parts and keeps the sole plate clean.

  • Cleaning the sole plate

    If lace or bond material leaves a layer on the sole plate, wipe it with a soft cloth while you are using the iron. This keeps the sole plate working at its best.

2. Tilla / zari embroidered clothes (e.g. shirts)

Clothes with tilla or zari embroidery, such as shirts, often have a stiff structure. Pay special attention to the temperature when ironing them.

  • Use a low temperature

    Iron embroidered shirts on a low temperature so their panels (kali) and structure are not damaged. High heat can affect the weave and the fitting of these clothes.

  • Take extra care with the panels (kali)

    Use the tip of the iron to keep the panels in shape. Move the tip gently over these areas to keep them smooth and properly shaped.

3. Men’s clothes: shirts, trousers and suits

Men’s clothes are made from different materials such as cotton, wool, nylon or polished fabrics, so choose the temperature carefully.

  • Set the right temperature

    Set the temperature according to the fabric: iron cotton clothes on a high temperature, and polyester or nylon on a low temperature so the fabric is not damaged.

  • Ironing around buttons

    Use the tip of the iron around buttons and other hard parts, so the sole plate is not damaged.

4. Sole plate care

Looking after the sole plate keeps your iron working well and helps it last longer.

  • A layer of melted material or grease

    If a layer of bond material or grease starts to form on the sole plate, there is no need to worry: with regular ironing the layer reduces and eventually disappears. If needed, clean the sole plate with a soft cloth.

  • Clean after ironing

    After ironing, wipe the sole plate with a soft cloth so that no melted material or residue builds up. This keeps the sole plate performing at its best.

5. General instructions

Always check the type of fabric before you start ironing.

  • The right temperature for each fabric

    Check the fabric before ironing and set the temperature to suit it: cotton or linen — high temperature; polyester or nylon — low temperature; silk — very low temperature.

  • Use water

    If clothes are badly creased, spray them lightly with water. This softens the creases and makes ironing easier.

  • Iron in the right direction

    Always iron along the structure of the garment, so that no delicate part or decoration is affected.

Temperature dial settings

Your Olea iron has 6 temperature settings. Use the fabric chart on the iron’s dial label as your guide:

SettingFabricHeat
1Nylon · AcrylicLowest
2SilkVery low
3Polyester · RayonLow
4WoolMedium
5CottonHigh
6LinenHighest

Always check the care label on your garment as well.

This manual gives you a complete guide to getting the most from your iron — the right temperature for different clothes, sole plate care and other important tips. By following these instructions you will not only protect your clothes but also keep your iron performing at its best.

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