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| Stilldrillin:
After a good rinsing out, we've just had a crackin' breakfast cuppa! :thumbup: The problem, is a build up of tannin, between the body of the pot, and the tapered spout. Below the holes. I used to take it to work, "annually", and give it a good blast out with the 110psi airline. Been retired for 7yrs now........ I'll invest in a small pack of dishwasher tabs. Guess they don't taste of wash powder! :lol: David D |
| spuddevans:
--- Quote from: SwarfnStuff on May 30, 2013, 03:40:14 AM ---My wife uses about a cup of white vinegar, (weak acetic acid) than fills kettle and set it to boil. Couple of rinses and presto, Clean kettle. Cheers all. --- End quote --- I've found that leaving 500mls of lemon juice overnight in the kettle leaves it sparkling clean (the bottom anyway), Don't boil it without watching it like a hawk, it has the tendency to froth up and over flow your kitchen worktop. Works very well for thermos flasks too. Also if it leaves a taste, at least it is not a foul one :thumbup: Tim |
| awemawson:
And guess what lemon juice is primarily - yes you guessed - Citric Acid :beer: |
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