Prepare the paste: Blend baking soda with a little water until a thick paste forms.
Apply the paste: Use the soft cloth or cotton, apply the paste to the base of the iron, concentrating on the burned areas.
Leave to act: Let the paste act for about 10-15 minutes.
Clean: Moisten another cloth with water and wipe the base to get rid of any baking soda residue.
For Ceramic or Teflon Irons
Ingredients:

White vinegar
Table salt
Paper napkin
Procedure:

Blend: In a bowl, mix equal parts white vinegar and salt.
Application: Use the paper towel to apply the mixture to the base of the iron. Make sure to cover any stains well.
Rub gently: Massage with the napkin, applying light pressure, but without damaging the surface.
Clean: Moisten a clean napkin and remove any residue.
For Aluminum Sheets
Ingredients:

Baking paper
Table salt
Water
Procedure:

Heat the iron: Turn on the iron and set it to a low temperature.
Get ready with the mixture: Sprinkle salt on a piece of baking paper.
Cleaning: When the griddle is hot, wipe the bottom with baking paper and salt. The salt will help get rid of stains.
Cool and clean: Let the iron cool and then wipe with a damp cloth.
For All Types of Iron
Ingredients:

White vinegar
Water
Procedure:

Prepare the solution: Blend equal parts of white vinegar and water in a container.
Clean the holes: Moisten a cotton swab in the solution and clean the holes in the base of the iron to get rid of any accumulated residue.
Dry: Use a soft cloth to dry the base after cleaning.
Additional Tips

Prevention: To prevent the iron base from burning, change the temperature appropriately for each type of fabric.
Regular cleaning: Perform periodic cleaning to maintain the iron in good condition and avoid hard-to-remove buildup.
With these traditional tricks, your iron will be as good as new, ready to leave your clothes spotless. Say goodbye to stains and experience efficient ironing!