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How to clean electric kettle

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### Step 2: Boil the Mixture

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* Turn on the kettle and bring the solution to a full boil
* Once boiled, **turn it off and let it sit** for 15–20 minutes

### Step 3: Discard and Rinse

* Pour out the vinegar solution
* Rinse thoroughly with clean water several times

### Step 4: Wipe Down

* Use a **soft sponge** or brush to remove any leftover residue
* Dry the inside and outside with a microfiber cloth

> 💡 Tip: If the smell of vinegar lingers, boil a full kettle of plain water afterward to neutralize it.

## 🍋 Method 2: Clean with Lemon Juice (Natural & Fragrant)

### Step 1: Squeeze 1–2 lemons

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* Add the juice (and optional slices) to your kettle
* Fill halfway with water

### Step 2: Boil and Soak

* Bring to a boil
* Let sit for 30 minutes
* Pour out, rinse, and wipe clean

> ✅ Great for mild limescale and leaving a fresh scent behind!

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## 🧼 Method 3: Baking Soda Boost (for Deodorizing)

### Step 1: Add 1 tablespoon of baking soda

* Fill the kettle with water and stir

### Step 2: Boil and Let Sit

* Bring to a boil and let sit for 15–20 minutes
* Rinse thoroughly and wipe clean

## 💡 Extra Tips:

* **Never immerse the kettle base or electric parts in water.**
* For tough spots, use an **old toothbrush** to scrub inside (gently).
* Always unplug the kettle before cleaning the exterior.
* Avoid using abrasive sponges that may scratch the inside.

## ✅ Final Thought

Cleaning your electric kettle takes just a few minutes but makes a big difference in both performance and taste. With regular upkeep using natural ingredients like **vinegar, lemon, or baking soda**, you can keep your kettle sparkling clean and working like new.

> Your tea and coffee deserve better than cloudy water and crusty buildup — give your kettle the care it deserves! ☕✨

**Need a printable version or tips for descaling other appliances? Just ask — I’ve got you covered!**

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