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I just use vinegar
Used to do this and stink up the room, then discovered citric acid powder. 1tbps in 2 cups of water. Boil in it the kettle. ~~Rise~~ Rinse repeat once. Then fill it up with regular water and boil again.
No smell. And a clean kettle.
What is "rise repeat"?
Rinse and repeat.
Sorry that was a typo
Ok
English isn't my first language, so I was confused 😄
Vinegar will damage rubber seals. Citric acid will not.
She put vinegar in there for maintenance cleaning.
Cocking vinegar or concentrate?
Also, heated or room temperature? For how long?