Most of us have probably already encountered the problem of limescale in a kettle. It is then that we start wondering how to get rid of this persistent unpleasantness and most often we reach for vinegar. Even though the method using this popular product is considered one of the most effective, it leaves an unpleasant odor that can linger in our kitchen for a long time.
What if I told you that there is a simple and cheap way to descale a kettle without using vinegar and that does not leave an unpleasant odor? Yes, you read that right! In this article we will take a look at this unique solution! Read on to find out which popular product will effectively solve the problem of a calcified kettle.
No more vinegar! I found a simple way to descale a kettle for pennies and without the smell
A kettle is an inseparable element of equipment in every home. However, its daily use can lead to limescale build-up, especially if we use hard water. Scale not only negatively affects the appearance of the kettle, but can also interfere with the operation of the device and shorten its life. Therefore, regular descaling is crucial to keep your kettle clean and efficient.
To descale a kettle without using vinegar and without leaving an unpleasant smell, you only need a few simple ingredients that we usually have in our kitchen. The main ingredients are… lemon vinegar or citric acid and water! Citric acid is a natural descaling agent that is effective and at the same time gentle on the kettle. Its use in combating scale in a kettle is really simple! You just need to prepare a special development. We show you how to descale your kettle for pennies!
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How to prepare a solution to descale a kettle? It’s really simple!
First, dissolve 2-3 tablespoons of lemon vinegar or citric acid in water in a 1:1 ratio, or in the recommended ratio on the packaging. Then fill the kettle with the prepared solution, trying to cover the areas covered with limescale. Boil the water and solution in a kettle and immediately turn off the kettle and leave the solution inside for a few hours or overnight. After the time has elapsed, pour out the solution and rinse the kettle thoroughly. Ready!
kettle Iuliia Mikhalitskaia / Getty Images/iStockphoto
Descaling the kettle using vinegar or special preparations may leave an unpleasant odor and taste that may penetrate into the drinks. Citric acid, on the other hand, is a natural, neutral agent that not only effectively removes scale, but also leaves no odor or taste. Let our kettle sparkle clean and we can enjoy the taste of freshly brewed tea without worrying about the harmful effects of descaling!
Source: Gazeta
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