Can I use regular tap water in my Iron or does it have to be distilled?

It doesn't *have* to be distilled, but it's much better for your Flat Iron|iron and your Clothing|clothes to use distilled water. Distilled water is water with most of the impurities out of it. If you use non-distilled water you will wind up leaving mineral deposits in your iron (and potentially clogging the steam holes) and potentially on your clothes.

If you do do this, or acquire an iron where someone has been frequently using tap water, etc. A good way to get rid of such mineral deposits is with vinegar. But, in a pinch if you *need* to iron something and you don't have any distilled water, nor time to get some, then go ahead and use tap water.. it shouldn't hurt to use it occasionally.

It depends on the Flat Iron|iron. I think most nowadays work fine with Tap Water|tapwater. E.g.

This one: consumer.philips.com/consumer/en/pk/cons....

It depends - if your city has a good water supply, I'd say it's okay, but if you live out in the boonies, you might want to get a faucet purifier (for this and other reasons, namely drinking. ).

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