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How to Descale a Kettle

May 8, 2013 by Debbie Leave a Comment

Today I’m going to show you how to easily descale a kettle.

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My kettle gets a lot of use; I love my morning cup of tea! I also live in a hard water area so limescale builds up quickly. It’s best to try and deal with it regularly to keep it in check. Descaling your kettle is a quick and easy job.

Here’s my kettle before (yuck!):

Buildup in kettle

and after:

Nice and shiny!

Clean inside of kettle

Pour in a cup of white vinegar and then fill the kettle with cold water about half way up. Boil this mixture. Then wet paper towel sheets with vinegar and lay them around the top edge of the kettle and into the spout. Gently pull the lid down (not completely), then let the whole thing sit for an hour or two.

When the time is up, wipe the top edge of the kettle using the paper towel and pour out the water / vinegar mixture. Make sure to rinse the kettle out thoroughly with clean water.

Enjoy your sparkly kettle!

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I’m Debbie, the blogger behind Simple Joys of Home. I love tea (oh, how I love my morning cup!), baking, lavender, romantic comedies, reading and homemaking. Join me as I create a life full of the simple joys.

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