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Iron on medium (up to 150 °C)
ISO and US150 °C · 302 °F
Ironing

Iron on medium (up to 150 °C) symbol

Two dots – soleplate up to 150 °C.

What to do
Set to '••' or 'Wool / silk'. Iron wool through a damp cloth.
Avoid
A hot soleplate straight on wool leaves shiny marks.
Where you see it
Wool, polyester, silk, viscose
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What to set on the machine

Iron
•• max 150 °C (302 °F)

Don't mix it up with

Iron on high (up to 200 °C)Three dots – up to 200 °C (linen, cotton).

Other ironing symbols

Iron on high (up to 200 °C)Linen, cottonIron on low (up to 110 °C)Acrylic, nylon, acetate, elastaneIron, any temperatureCotton (US labels)USDo not steamVelvet, some silks, faux leatherUSDo not ironPrints, sequins, faux leather, some synthetics
Questions and answers

Frequently asked

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01What does the iron symbol 2 dots symbol mean?

Two dots – soleplate up to 150 °C.

02What should I do with the garment?

Set to '••' or 'Wool / silk'. Iron wool through a damp cloth.

03What is the most common mistake?

A hot soleplate straight on wool leaves shiny marks.

04What if my iron has no dots?

1 dot ≈ 110 °C (synthetics), 2 ≈ 150 °C (wool, silk), 3 ≈ 200 °C (cotton, linen). Use the fabric names on the dial.

How to wash: fabric guides

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