How To Clean A Stainless Steel Kettle
Feb 18, 2023
We all know that if the kettle is used for a long time, a thick layer of scale will grow on the inner wall, but because it is very troublesome to clean up, many people will choose to ignore it. Did you know that if the kettle is not cleaned for a long time, the scale inside will not only look unsightly, but the boiled water will also become dirty, and it will also reduce the thermal conductivity of the kettle. Share 3 small tricks to help everyone remove the scale of the kettle correctly.
1. Lemon descaling We first slice the lemon, then pour about one-third of the water into the kettle, put the cut lemon into the kettle and boil the water together, let the lemon soak in the water for a while, put Drain the water and clean it. Because the main component of lemon is citric acid, the citric acid reacts chemically with the scale after heating to make the scale fall off, so that the kettle will still have a scent of lemon after cleaning.
2. White vinegar for descaling White vinegar contains acetic acid, which can chemically react with scale and effectively remove scale in the kettle. First, we pour white vinegar and water into the kettle in a ratio of ten to one, and then boil it. When the water is boiled, we clean the kettle. At this time, we will find that the scale is easily eliminated.
3. Edible alkali or baking soda We pour a spoonful of edible alkali into the kettle, and then pour a spoonful of white vinegar, white vinegar and edible alkali, which can quickly react and soften the scale in the kettle. Shake it evenly, let it stand for 15 minutes, then pour in clean water and bring the water to a boil. After the water is boiled, we pour out the sewage and we can see that the scale at the bottom of the kettle is clean. If the cleaning effect of the first time is not very satisfactory, you can perform the second cleaning, because if it is scale accumulated over a long period of time, it is difficult to clean it thoroughly after cleaning once.
