Steam iron with removable calcification receptacle
AssigneeMoulinex (Societe Anonyme)
InventorsGerard L. H. Guillot, Jean-Paul A. Bouleau
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AssigneeMoulinex (Societe Anonyme)
InventorsGerard L. H. Guillot, Jean-Paul A. Bouleau
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An electric steam iron comprises a casing (1) whose rear provides a heel (2) and a sole (3) heated by an electric resistance (4), and is adapted to occupy two positions, either an ironing position in which it rests on the sole (3), or a rest position in which it rests on the heel (2). The sole (3) has a partition (5) forming with a closure plate (6) a vaporization chamber (7) which is supplied with water from a reservoir (8) and which, on the one hand, communicates with a steam distribution chamber (9) having outwardly opening steam distribution openings (10), and, on the other hand, comprises a so-called de-scaling opening (11) opening into a rear portion of the iron and closed by a removably mounted closure. The closure is a removable receptacle (12) for recovery of calcified deposit communicating by a weir (13) with a vaporization chamber (7), so that the calcified deposit present in the vaporization chamber (7) falls into the receptacle (12) particularly when the iron occupies its rest position.
In an electric steam iron comprising a casing (1) whose rear provides a heel (2) and a sole (3) heated by an electric resistance (4), said iron being capable of occupying two positions, either an ironing position in which the iron rests on the sole (3), or a rest position in which the iron rests on the heel (2), said sole (3) having a partition (5) forming with a closure plate (6) a vaporization chamber (7) which is supplied with water from a reservoir (8), said vaporization chamber (7) communicating with a steam distribution chamber (9) having outwardly opening steam distribution openings (10) and having a de-scaling opening (11) opening into a rear portion of the iron and closed by removably mounted closure means;
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