'Pop the kettle on' is a sentence that's heard countless times a day in homes around the UK. In fact, Brits consume around 100 million cups of tea every day - almost 36 billion a year! We all love our ...

CLEANING your kettle might be one of those chores that you can put on the back burner. However, it is an important job that you need to stay on top of. Here's a how-to guide to make sure your kettle ...

How could something that boils water ever get dirty? The mineral make-up of your water can make all the difference with an electric tea kettle. If you have hard water, you might notice chalky, white ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below." In general, electric kettles are very low-maintenance. But one thing to watch for is mineral buildup ...

If your morning cup of tea has started to come with a side of crusty white flakes, it’s time to clean your electric kettle. That chalky buildup is limescale, and it’s more common than you think. The ...

Have you ever gone to take a sip of your treasured morning cuppa and experienced an unpleasant hard lump hitting your lip? That will be the limescale. Us Brits love our tea, drinking around 100 ...

No one enjoys cleaning out their kitchen appliances, but it's necessary to remove limescale from your kettle regularly to keep it in the best condition for as long as possible and to ensure that you ...

Including what happens if you don't descale a kettle CLEANING your kettle might be one of those chores that you can put on the back burner. However, it is an important job that you need to stay on top ...

21:15, Fri, Aug 7, 2020 Updated: 21:19, Fri, Aug 7, 2020 You should descale your kettle every four to eight weeks to keep it clean. If you don’t, stubborn scale will build up and will be difficult to ...