If you are looking for a different way, reach for a popular spice, which properly prepared will dissolve even the most bare kettle.
Why is it worth removing the stone from the kettle?
A stone that deposits in a kettle can not only change the taste of water, but can also damage the heating elements of the device. In addition, a stone -covered kettle consumes more energy because it must work harder to reach the desired water temperature. Therefore, to enjoy a better taste of coffee or tea, as well as longer use of the kettle, it is worth cleaning it regularly. To do this, you do not need to spend the property on specialized preparations.
How do you descend the kettle without the use of vinegar?
Citric acid can be used for descaling both electric and ordinary kettle. Once this lemon substitute was present in every kitchen cabinet. Acid costs pennies and can be bought in a grocery store. In addition, it copes well with cleaning various types of deposits. To descend the kettle, just fill it with water, pour in a teaspoon of citric acid, then boil the liquid. Set aside the kettle for 15-20 minutes and it’s ready. After all, pour water into a bottle, e.g. and use to clean the bathroom. Water with acid is also perfect for cleaning the washbasin batteries and the sink itself. It also greatly removes soap deposits. However, the designed kettle is thoroughly washed inside and outside and we can use it again.
How to clean the burnt kettle from the outside?
The simplest and most effective way to clean the burnt kettle from the outside is to use soda paste. To prepare it, just mix 70 g of baking soda with a teaspoon of gray soap (liquid) and a little water. Apply the finished paste with a sponge on a dirty surface. We wait 5 – 10 minutes. If the kettle is dirty, you will need to scrub it with a brush. Thick layers of dirt can be fired with a special scraper or spoon. Usually, however, the green part of the ordinary sponge for washing dishes is enough. To remove dirt residues and white streaks after sodium, it is worth wipe the surfaces with water and vinegar. And if we don’t like the smell of vinegar, it can be water with lemon or citric acid.
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