Tips for removing scale from a kettle

Kettles may be used to boil water in family life, but most people know that the longer the kettle is used, the thicker the scale will accumulate inside it. Don't take it lightly, because these scales can actually have adverse effects on our body, so everyone must pay attention to and understand some techniques for removing scale from kettles.

1. Use salt to clean the water bottle

The salt we have access to in our daily home is a good choice for cleaning tea stains in water cups, whether it is edible fine salt or ordinary coarse salt. Take a small amount of salt, place it on the stain and scrub it back and forth. After a while you will find that the stain has disappeared. This way you won't scratch the cup wall, and you don't have to worry about chemical substances harming your body.

2. The Magic of Orange Peels

Some people know that orange peels can be used to make tea after being dried correctly, which helps to clear heat and kill viruses. At the same time, orange peel is also a good choice for sterilizing when cleaning water cups. You can put orange peel in a bottle of boiling water and shake it back and forth. Add a little vinegar while shaking for better results. This method is safe, simple, does not hurt your hands, and cleans very cleanly.

3. The magical use of toothpaste

Toothpaste has many uses, and it can also be used to clean scale from kettles. Don't squeeze too much toothpaste as it is a chemical product and contains abrasive particles and produces a lot of foam. Squeeze a little toothpaste on the inside of the bottle, use a soft-bristled brush or toothbrush, add water to the bottle and gently brush back and forth. Be careful not to use too much force, as it may scratch the wall of the cup, and the water cup with insulation function may lose its insulation function.

The above are some effective methods and techniques for removing scale from the kettle. I wonder if you have been troubled by this problem in your life. If you are facing such a situation, you might as well use the methods introduced above to solve the impact of scale accumulation in the kettle.