Why you should pour vinegar into the kettle once a month? The solution to a problem we all have

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## 🥄 How to Clean Your Kettle with Vinegar (Step-by-Step)

### What You’ll Need:
– White vinegar
– Water
– A soft cloth or sponge

### Method:
1. **Fill the kettle** with equal parts white vinegar and water (50/50 mixture).
2. **Boil the solution** and then turn off the kettle.
3. **Let it sit** for at least **30 minutes** (or longer for heavy buildup).
4. **Pour out the solution**, then rinse the kettle thoroughly with clean water.
5. **Boil fresh water once or twice** to remove any vinegar smell or taste.
6. **Wipe the inside and outside** with a soft cloth for a final polish.

That’s it—your kettle is clean, fresh, and ready to go!

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## 🗓️ Why Do It Monthly?

Doing this **once a month** keeps limescale at bay and:
– **Extends the life** of your kettle
– **Improves boiling speed**
– Keeps your drinks **tasting fresh**
– Helps **save energy**, since limescale reduces efficiency
– Prevents potential **clogging or malfunction** of the heating element

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## 💡 Pro Tips

– If the buildup is **really bad**, repeat the process or soak overnight.
– For kettles with a **removable filter**, take it out and soak it in vinegar separately.
– You can also use **citric acid or lemon juice** as a natural alternative if you prefer a citrus scent.

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## ♻️ Bonus: It’s Eco-Friendly and Budget-Friendly

Using vinegar is a **green cleaning method**—no harsh chemicals, no expensive descalers, and no unnecessary waste. It’s also super affordable (just pennies per use), making it a smart, sustainable choice for any household.

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## ✅ Final Thoughts

Limescale might be invisible at first, but it slowly sabotages your kettle’s performance and the taste of your drinks. Thankfully, you don’t need a fancy cleaner or a new appliance—just a bottle of **white vinegar** and a few spare minutes.

So set a reminder, mark your calendar, or make it a part of your monthly kitchen reset. **Your kettle—and your taste buds—will thank you.**

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**Tried this trick?** Let us know how it worked for you or share your own kettle-cleaning tips below!