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De-Scale Kettle

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bruce5755 | 11:00 Sun 03rd Apr 2005 | Home & Garden
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What is the best way to de-scale a plastic jug kettle?  Would a white vinegar and water mix be O.K.?
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Any acid will work. The problem with vinegar (acetic acid) is that is smells. I would use diet coke (phosphoric acid) and soak it overnight.
I always buy a packet of citric acid in the chemist or wine making shop and use that to descale my kettle. Mine is one of those glass ones, so I have to do it regularly to keep it looking good.
my mother-in-law gave us a new kettle 3 yrs ago and put some sea-shells in it. i thought she was mad but somehow the shells have stopped the kettle from getting limescale, which is very easy to get round here as the water is very hard....try it, just 2 sea shells n leave em in the bottom of the kettle.

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