* How to Clean an Electric Glass Kettle in a most easiest way * Aicok Electric Glass Kettle* 

leewink thanku I’m going to try this as my hand can’t fit in my kettle. The lemon worked very well but left a bit of the lime scale so this is very helpful

@@mararoxa3152 It won't leave any, if anything, grab yourself a long handled scrub brush to reach in, sometimes I do this just to reach the top inside obviously where the liquid can't touch when full even, but only literally to dust it on, shouldn't need scrubbing, a little time for it to react thats all. Out of interest, you can use this method to re-fresh stainless pans when they get a film of scale taking the shine away, and I use it to wash through coffee makers, very good de-scaler that manufacturers make good money from, no need. We buy a good sized bag of the crystals here, maybe a kilo at a time, a few pounds or dollars, keeps well in an airtight tub / pot etc. Just remember it is an acid, so be careful around porcelains etc, obviously use protective gear if you need to as well. You can boil the kettle with it in there too, again though be careful of splashes, I do this every time though, the hotter the better.

leewink thank you for all your info it has really helped ~ 👍🏻😊

Citric acid doesn't damage porcelain/glass/enamel. You can clean toilet and sink with acid. It may tarnish weaker exposed metals like aluminum, or golden decorations on porcelain (those wouldn't have lime anyway). Boiling vinegar is nasty if it gets into the eyes or on paint. Citric acid is much less so. Careful boiling any acid. On the market food grade citric acid costs €3/kg, and is sold near spices and fermented vegetables.

Thanku for that info as my toilet needs doing I would never have thought to do that

Thanks Lee

I had crumbs and stuff on the outside of mine. I took the smallest amount of dish soap that I possibly could on my hand and lathered that up on the outside on the glass/plastic, but didn’t go onto the metal (that way it’s not close to the heating element on the bottom). It didn’t lather up too much, if that helps you get an idea of the water-to-soap ratio. I know you’ve probably figured out a solution by now, but I thought I’d reply in case you haven’t or in case someone has the same issue :)

Wait until the water is fully boiled. When the water fully boiled the kettle will automatically turn off. Let the solution be in the kettle for 1-2 hours so that the solution might be cool down. After that, start cleaning. Thanks

@@AffordableKitchenandBaths great it worked well. Thank you so much

How do you apply the coke? Do you fill part way, or all way in the kettle? Do you leave it for how long and scrub after? Or is no scrubbing needed ?

Thanks for sharing your idea.

That sounds so much more simpler.

how much vinegar?

@@hedwig109 about half a cup

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I cringed, when I saw the sponge.

Shut up