HOW TO REMOVE LIMESCALE FROM A KETTLE WITH VINEGAR

Ok, kettles and the problem with the limescale.

Some of us live in areas where the water is very hard and our kettles get full of limescale in a blink of an eye.

I do try to avoid the use of any chemicals around the house, so decided to use white vinegar and have a go removing the limescale.

1 Pour a cup of vinegar into the kettle and put it to boil - REMEMBER to put the extractor fan on or open a window.

2 While the kettle is heating the vinegar and the steam is coming out - BE CAREFUL NOT TO GET BURNED -  get  a dry cloth and use the steam of the kettle to clean the outside of the kettle

3  After the kettle is finished boiled remember to wipe the base of the kettle.

4 Let the vinegar cold down inside the kettle.

5 With a kitchen brush, give a good brush off and leave it for a while longer.

6 Rise the kettle and boil it with clean water a couple times to remove the taste of the vinegar.

Nice and clean, well, for a couple of days.

NOTE Do use the vinegar to clean things around the house

- Water filter jug

- Taps

- Chandelier

- Shower

Or anything that needs the watermarks removed around the house or garden.