The reason you need to descale your kettle is due to mineral buildup, namely calcium and magnesium from your local water ...

Who knew the inside of your kettle could get so dirty? Find out how a simple ingredient can bring it back to life!

Cleaning fans have shared the 'best way' to descale a kettle and it also happens to be one of the cheapest - with the trick costing just 5p and getting results in minutes ...

Let it sit for an hour after turning it off. Finally, pour out the lemon water and rinse with fresh water. Use a soft-bristled brush or sponge to scrub the inside of your kettle. Be gentle so you ...

you may find that you still need to do an extra bit of scrubbing to shine up the inside of your kettle, but the citric acid should shift the majority of the limescale. The acid in lemons acts as a ...

has revealed a simple way to "safely and effectively" clean the inside of the kettle without using harsh chemical cleaning products. Charlotte explained: "I'm going to show you how I de-limescale ...

“Some manufacturers actually recommend you clean your kettle around once a month if you use it daily. Others advise that you descale the inside of it any time limescale is visible.” But it’s ...