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The obvious vinegar and citric acid can be replaced with non-standard, even unexpected, means. Eating foods and beverages do a great job with scale in the kettle.
Great tool - "Sprite"
Soda is so “safe” that it does an excellent job of descaling kettles. Why are there dishes - they successfully wash car carburetors with sweet water. "Sprite", "Coca-Cola" and "Fanta" cope in the same way, but it is better to use "Sprite" - "Coca-Cola" and "Fanta" may well leave colorful stains on the metal walls instead of scale.
The method is suitable for any teapots - you won't even have to keep it for a long time (such a "thermonuclear" composition): you need to fill the kettle with a miracle drink halfway and bring it to a boil. First, it is necessary to rid the water of gas (it is not gas that cleans - the caustic substance is contained in the water itself). The method is excellent in its clarity. It can serve as an aid and evidence base in enlightening children about the dangers of purchased soda.
It is also a good way to descale electric kettles - you do not need to simmer for a long time. The same vinegar works as an active substance - brine is not an independent remedy. To clean the kettle, it is enough to fill it with brine, boil it, cool it, empty it and wash it thoroughly. Cucumber pickle is especially effective.
This method is ancient - it was successfully used by our grandmothers and great-grandmothers. Potato and apple peelings are used as a cleaning agent (it is not starch that works, but acids). Descaling is simple: just load the peel into the kettle, add water and put it on fire.
After the water boils, you need to remove the dishes from the stove, leave for a couple of hours, then rinse thoroughly, draining the solution. Before the procedure, the peelings are also thoroughly washed if they are potato.
Where does the scale come from
Limescale inevitably forms on heating elements and the walls of any vessel in which water is heated or boiled. Whether it's a kettle, washing machine or household iron. Whatever the heating element (electric heating element) is made of and no matter what quality we fill in the water, whitish deposits will surely appear.
The rate of scale formation and its color depend on what salts and minerals, and in what quantity, are dissolved in the water you are using. Sooner or later, you have to think about how to quickly remove scale inside the heating tanks and return cleanliness to household appliances.
Even a distillate (distilled, that is, water purified from salts by distillation), which is recommended to be poured into the iron reservoir, leaves a bloom over time.
In industrial installations, softened water is poured into the systems. There are whole complexes of chemical water treatment. We are not able to deeply soften the used water with coagulants. Only mechanical cleaning with household filters is available to us. And they, for the most part, catch only particles of sand, clay, microorganisms and other inclusions. But they do not make the water soft, that is, they do not dissolve and do not remove the salts it contains.
At home, we have to dissolve lime deposits as soon as they appear. Not only are they clearly visible and spoil the hostess' mood, she perfectly understands that the health of the household does not improve from this. All this suspension will enter the body and will be unsuccessfully excreted by the kidneys.
For the sake of improving the well-being of loved ones, it is worth taking care of eliminating this inevitable trouble. In addition, if you promptly descale the kettle, the tea will become much tastier and more aromatic.Even the most unassuming person in food and drink will not argue with this fact.
How to clean a glass teapot
A simple, but equally effective method of removing calcified deposits is the use of a sprite.
This carbonated drink helps to clean the kettle, including from old scale. To do this, it is enough to pour a glass of sprite, then water and boil such a solution for 15 minutes.
However, the described method is not suitable for electric kettles. To descale a glass kettle, the following methods are recommended.
Fast removal of deposits
Table vinegar helps to quickly descale a glass electric kettle.
Such a liquid fights well with various deposits and does not have a toxic effect.
To remove scale, you need:
- Pour all the water out of the appliance.
- Mix water and vinegar in equal proportions.
- Pour the solution into an electric kettle and bring to a boil.
- Withstand the mixture for at least two hours, turning off the kettle.
- Wash the inner walls with a damp sponge.
You can replace table vinegar with apple cider vinegar. In this case, the product must be diluted with water in a 4: 1 ratio. This method is less effective than the previous one. Therefore, to remove old plaque in a glass teapot, the procedure has to be repeated several times.
Safe cleaning
Lemon juice is often used as a substitute for table vinegar.
The acid in this liquid dissolves the calcified deposits.
To descale glass teapots, you will need:
- Mix 1-1.5 tbsp. l. acids and a liter of water. You can also squeeze the juice out of one lemon.
- Add juice or solution to the kettle and pour water over to the brim.
- Boil the mixture, pour out and rinse the kettle with water.
- Boil clean water and rinse again.
A mixture of 20 drops of lemon essential oil and a liter of water demonstrates a similar effect. This solution should be sprayed on the sides of the glass teapot and left for a few minutes. Then the device must be cleaned with a toothbrush.
Removal of fresh plaque
Soda cleans up fresh limescale from the glass teapot.
To remove limescale, it is enough:
- Mix a teaspoon of baking soda and 500 ml of water.
- Boil the solution and stand for 10 minutes.
- Drain the solution and repeat the procedure.
In case the plaque appeared a long time ago, the following method is applied:
- The water is brought to a boil and then mixed with 3 tbsp. l. soda.
- The solution is kept for half an hour, after which it is boiled.
- The soda solution is drained, and a mixture of water and 3 tbsp. l. vinegar.
- The vinegar solution is brought to a boil and kept for half an hour.
- The remains of limescale are cleaned off with a soft sponge, after which the glass container is rinsed.
The proportions shown are based on a 2 liter glass teapot. To enhance the cleaning effect at home, at the end of the procedure, it is recommended to boil a mixture of water and citric acid.
Specialized tools
To clean the kettle from plaque, you can use specialized products. to fight scum. The latter include products of the Glutoclean brand. This product is more effective, but expensive compared to other similar cleaners. Glutoclean price reaches 480 rubles.
This product contains organic acids that remove plaque quickly and without harm to health. This product is suitable for cleaning glass ceramics and a number of other materials. In addition to limescale, Glutoclean removes old salt deposits and metals. This product comes in the form of a highly concentrated liquid that needs to be wiped down on the inner walls.
For quick descaling, the glass teapot can be treated with Anti-descale. This product is available in the form of disposable bags, the prices of which do not exceed 20 rubles. The composition of "Antinakipin" includes adipic and sulfamic acids.Because of these components, after using the product, it is recommended to boil the kettle twice and then drain the water.
Cillit brand products are considered to be a universal cleaner for glass containers. This liquid not only removes limescale, but and creates protection against new deposits and bacteria for 7 days. The product contains oxalic acid and amphoteric surfactants. Because of these components, the glass kettle cannot be immediately used for its intended purpose after cleaning. The device must be thoroughly rinsed. Cleaning Cillit costs no more than 200 rubles.
Limescale appears on the inner walls of the glass kettle, regardless of the type of water used. To remove such plaque, various organic acids (acetic, citric) or specialized products are used.
Aggressive descaling methods
In cases where the recipes described above do not help, you have to use more radical ways to solve the problem. Before you descale the kettle with vinegar, it is worth considering that if it has a plastic or glass body, the consequences can be very unpredictable. It is better not to take risks and use such approaches only when working with metal products.
Cleaning with vinegar. For 1 liter of water, take half a glass of vinegar, pour the solution into a kettle and bring to a boil over low heat. After that, we estimate the degree of plaque discharge and, if necessary, extend the manipulation for another quarter of an hour.
Use vinegar, baking soda, and citric acid. If the methods are over, and the removal of the plaque has not led to anything, the following should be done. Alternately boil water in a kettle with soda (tablespoon per liter), citric acid (tablespoon per liter) and vinegar (0.5 cups per liter). The exposure time in each case is half an hour. A baking soda, lemon, and vinegar treatment will at least soften the limescale so that you can wipe it off with a sponge.
How many housewives, so many recipes for cleaning teapots. Some are ready to clean the product with Whiteness, spending a lot of time after that to eliminate the persistent chlorine odor. The approach, of course, is effective, but it can lead to permanent damage to the material.
Descaling methods
Removing limescale from enamel requires caution. The coating can be easily damaged by coarse abrasive, iron wool
Natural and industrial acids and alkalis are used to clean electrical appliances and dishes.
Household chemicals to combat scale
It is not recommended to descale with aggressive descaling and rust removers. For dishes and household appliances, two good products with a similar effect have been developed: this is the Cinderella descaling liquid and the Antinakipin powder. These products contain ammonium and sulfamic acid. Both products have a gentle effect on enamel, they can be used to clean stainless steel, glass, ceramic tiles, plastic shower cubicles.
For enamel coatings, it is recommended to increase the volume of water by 1.5 times.
The products should be used according to the instructions, the cleaning procedure is carried out no more than once every three months. For enamel coatings, it is recommended to increase the volume of water by 1.5 times.
We use organic cleaning
Thrifty housewives use plant residues at home. Peeling an enamel teapot is an effective and, most importantly, absolutely safe method for health. The peel of fruits and root crops is boiled for 1.5-2 hours.
To cleanse the enamel, use:
- Potato peel, it contains a lot of organic acids, alkaline components;
There are many organic acids and alkaline components in potato skins.
- Peel cut from apples, in it malic acid, citric acid;
The peel contains malic acid, citric acid.
- Dried slices and cut off "butts" of lemons and other citrus fruits containing organic acid components.
Dried slices and cut off "butts" of lemons and other citrus fruits containing organic acid components.
If hot water remains in the kettle, throw apple cores, orange peels, kiwi, and other plant residues from sour vegetables and fruits into it. In the morning, it is enough to rinse the kettle and fill it with fresh water.
Preventing the appearance of limescale in the kettle
The enamel will last a long time if it is cleaned in a timely manner. At the first signs of darkening, the dishes are thoroughly washed, lightened with vinegar or other food acids. It is advisable not to leave the water in the kettle overnight. If the dishes dry out, the risk of plaque build-up will be reduced. Enamelled dishes are dishwasher safe. At least once a week, the kettle must be loaded into the high-temperature treatment unit. In many cases, the sediment is removed in the machine.
At least once a week, the kettle must be loaded into the high-temperature treatment unit.
It is very harmful to boil water several times. Each time it will contain less useful minerals, and a hard sediment will be deposited on the walls.
How to prevent limescale build-up
Cleaning a stainless steel kettle will be much easier if you prevent limescale build-up. Therefore, every housewife must learn the following rules:
- only soft water should be poured into the kettle, before that it must be defended;
- you need to boil water only once;
- before each boiling, the container must be rinsed with water.
Please note that descaling should be done 2 times a month. If you use hard water, you will need to clean the kettle 2 times more often. A stainless steel kettle is found in every kitchen
And this is not surprising. The devices are durable and easy to maintain. The main thing is to clean them in a timely manner, and the kitchen utensils will always be like new.
A stainless steel kettle is found in every kitchen. And this is not surprising. The devices are durable and easy to maintain. The main thing is to clean them in a timely manner, and the kitchen utensils will always be like new.
How to descale an electric kettle with vinegar
Acetic acid is in the arsenal of every good housewife. The preparation of homemade marinades cannot do without it, it will come in handy in this case.
It is known from the school chemistry course that acetic acid is an organic compound, colorless, with a characteristic odor, miscible with water in any ratio. On store shelves, there is 90% and 70% in essence and 9% in table vinegar.
Important: vinegar essence has a high concentration, can cause serious burns to the skin, mucous membranes and respiratory tract, it must be applied carefully, using protective gloves and avoiding eye contact. To clean an electric kettle, use a solution of 1 tablespoon of vinegar essence 90% per liter of cold water. If the dirt is not too strong, the solution need not be heated
It is simply left in the teapot until morning, and then the container is rinsed several times, with the addition of 1 teaspoon of baking soda.
If the contamination is not too strong, the solution need not be heated. It is simply left in the teapot until the morning, and then the container is rinsed several times, with the addition of 1 teaspoon of baking soda.
To clean an electric kettle, use a solution of 1 tablespoon of vinegar essence 90% per liter of cold water. If the contamination is not too strong, the solution need not be heated. It is simply left in the teapot until morning, and then the container is rinsed several times, with the addition of 1 teaspoon of baking soda.
If the kettle has a thick layer of plaque, cleaning is carried out with boiling. This can be done in 2 ways: first add acid to cold water, then plug in the appliance or heat the water to a boil, and then add vinegar. The mixture is left to act until it cools completely.
You should be very careful when using vinegar essence to clean your kettle at home, especially if acid is added to boiling water. If table vinegar is used for cleaning, you need half a glass per liter of water.
If you use table vinegar for cleaning, you need half a glass per liter of water.
Electric kettles are rarely cleaned with a mixture of vinegar and ascorbic acid, due to too aggressive action on the heating element of the device. Use this method only with a very high degree of contamination of the device.
For 1250 milliliters of water, in this case, add 2 tablespoons of vinegar and a similar amount of ascorbic acid. The mixture is brought to a boil and left to act for 10-12 hours. After that, the loosened plaque is removed with a sponge, the container is washed several times with running water.
8 ways to cleanse plaque at home
Before you clean your kettle, you need to prepare it first. To do this, take 500 ml of water, add 2 tablespoons of lemon powder or lemon juice from a quarter of a lemon. Pour the prepared mixture and boil. You need to wait until the solution becomes warm. Pour out, rinse under the tap.
1. Using citric acid
To remove a thin layer of scale, boil water with citric acid.
Instructions:
We take 1.7 liters of liquid, as well as 1 sachet of 25 grams of citric acid. Sold in any supermarket in the Condiments section. Pour water, add citric acid, boil to 100 degrees. If the case is glass, then you can see how quickly it clears from plaque.
To wash off old deposits, take 1 tablespoon of citric acid per liter of water. Boil, wait 5 minutes, boil again, wait 5 minutes, and so on three to five times.
Step-by-step video instruction
2. Using vinegar
Instructions:
Fill in 2 cups of liquid, add 2 tablespoons of 70% vinegar - not suitable for plastic electrical appliances, heat up to 60 degrees. We are waiting for the reaction to pass - the bubbles stop going. Better to open the lid periodically.
If the case is plastic, then we use vinegar 9% for cleaning, then we take 1 glass per 500 ml of water. Bring to a boil. Leave to cool. We rinse under the tap. Boil with plain water two times.
3. Using Coca Cola or Sprite
Instructions:
Before you clean the inner surface of the electric kettle with cola, first open the bottle of the drink, leave it for 30-60 minutes to let the gases escape. We fill the kettle and boil.
4. Using lemon juice
Instructions:
We must take into account the fact that citric acid and lemon juice are not the same thing. We take the juice of 1 medium lemon in 1 liter of water. Pour into a kettle, boil.
5. Using lemon juice and salt
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Instructions:
At night, take the juice of half a medium-sized lemon, add 1 tablespoon of salt, 2 tablespoons of water. Mix all the components, fill in, leave until morning. If the scale is thin, then this recipe will help.
6. Using soda
Instructions:
This method will not work for a device with a plastic housing.
Boil 1 liter of liquid, add 1-2 tbsp. tablespoons of soda. Leave it on for 30-60 minutes until the water cools. Pour out the water and rinse with a soft brush or sponge. The baking soda will loosen the deposits but will not completely remove them. After the procedure, be sure to rinse the inner surface of the appliance under running water.
If plaque remains, then go to the citric acid method.
7. With the help of "Heavy artillery"
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Instructions:
We dilute 500 ml of water with 1 tbsp. a spoonful of soda. Bring to a boil. Add 30-50 grams of citric acid and 1-2 tablespoons of vinegar. We boil for 20-30 minutes. We clean with a sponge for dishes.
8. Household chemicals for cleaning
If you didn't manage to clean the electric kettle with environmentally friendly means, then use household chemicals. For example, anti-scale. But it is worth remembering that:
- Chemistry is dangerous if you do not adhere to safety precautions.
- After use, boil water 3 - 7 times to remove residues of substances, then drink.
- Follow the instructions.
The chemicals are designed specifically to dissolve limestone deposits. There are many types of decalcifier in the form of: powder, liquid, tablets, spray.
There are also many manufacturers of household chemicals. A descaler is sold in the household department of a supermarket or store.
How do I descale my kettle if it is not electric?
The methods below are not recommended for kettles powered by electricity, and on which a thick deposit of sediment has formed. This is due to the fact that substances require prolonged exposure during boiling, which is impossible to implement in an electrical appliance.
The first remedy is food vinegar. For a kettle with a capacity of 1.75 liters, you will need to prepare a solution of 1.5 liters of water and 150 ml of vinegar. Now the dishes with such a solution need to be put on medium heat and bring it to a boil. At this point, it is supposed to look under the lid in order to evaluate the process of scale detachment. If necessary, the boiling time of the vinegar solution can be extended by 15 minutes. Then the kettle will have to be thoroughly cleaned.
Descaling the kettle with vinegar is not the only substance at hand. The second remedy is baking soda. Pour only one spoonful of baking soda into a kettle filled with water. Boil it, then reduce heat and continue heating for another half hour. After washing the dishes, do not forget about idle boiling.
To the question of how to remove scale in an electric kettle, if it has not yet grown very much, the answer is: "Use of acid and soda, but without prolonged boiling." It is worth making a reservation that hot water does not need to be immediately poured out of the dishes. Let it cool down in the same place. You will need to wash it later. Moreover, the impact of the funds will last for some time.
Where does the scale in the kettle come from and why should it be removed
For many, water of medium hardness with a high salt content flows in the pipes; when boiled, they decompose into carbon dioxide and a dark sediment with harmful impurities that do not dissolve in the liquid, but settle inside. If you do not clean the electric kettle or enameled dishes, then the plaque sticks to a decent thickness.
Due to scale, the kettle will boil water for a long time, since the device will no longer have good heat conduction.
In a general sense, plaque is a mixture of harmful impurities and salt, their ingestion into the human body for a long time leads to the formation of kidney stones, gout and osteochondrosis.
Plaque is a mixture of harmful impurities and salt, their entry into the human body for a long time leads to the formation of kidney stones, gout and osteochondrosis.
Lemon acid
Citric acid is one of the best limescale removers, even old ones. First of all, you need to pour citric acid into the kettle. If there is really a lot of scale, feel free to put a whole bag inside, if not too much - no more than a tablespoon. Then pour water into the kettle - it should cover all areas affected by lime. Now boil the water and drain - most likely, the scale will go away after the first boil, but if not, just finish cleaning with a sponge and a mild detergent. Keep in mind: Citric acid can leave a rather pungent odor and even give the water a characteristic aftertaste. Therefore, after cleaning, the kettle must be thoroughly rinsed, boiled and drained. If necessary, this ritual is repeated several times.
Ways to get rid of limescale
The most gentle kettle descaler is likely to be found in your home. We are talking about light acids and alkalis that we regularly use in everyday life - soda, citric acid, table vinegar.
Soda. Pour 1 tbsp into a kettle filled with water. a spoonful of baking soda, boil and leave for 20 minutes.The baking soda will react with the plaque and separate it from the surface. After the specified time, remove the water and rinse the container. Repeat the procedure if necessary.
Vinegar
Choose a solution of 6 or 9%, in the case of a high concentration, use extra caution. Fill the kettle with two-thirds of water, and fill the remaining space with vinegar, bring to a boil, leave the liquid for a while, then drain and rinse with water
This method is not recommended for an electric kettle.
Lemon acid. Dissolve 30-50 g of acid in 1 liter. water, boil for five minutes, then shake the kettle and drain the water, rinse thoroughly with water.
The listed folk remedies will only help if there is a light plaque, but in the case of old deposits that have had time to petrify, it is better to use professional formulations. One of these tools that can remove heavy limescale on the kettle is Kumkumit of the Israeli brand Bagi. The concentrated composition easily cleans water heaters from scale and rust, extending their service life. The formula, thought out to the smallest detail, based on safe components, does not harm health in case of contact with food. Kumkumit descaling agent works even in cold water, so the concentrate can be used in the care of plastic dishes.
Tips for preventing limescale build-up
In order not to look for methods for cleaning enamel from limescale, you need to follow several rules for the operation of electric kettles. They also apply to enamelled kitchen utensils without a heating element:
- After each boiling, pour out all the water from the kettle, wipe the inner surface with a thick cloth;
- The teapot needs to be washed from the inside more often;
- For boiling, it is better to use bottled or filtered drinking water (in the water supply system, created in the middle of the last century, there is a lot of plaque on the pipes; during the transportation of water, mechanical and chemical impurities get into it).
For boiling, it is better to use bottled or filtered drinking water. Melt water is similar in composition to distilled water, it does not form scale. You can use the spring, unless it is mineralized.
Simple but effective descaling solutions
When preparing to work with citric or acetic acid, baking soda and other popular reagents, you need to take into account the type of material from which the teapot is made. Among the most gentle options for exposure at home, approaches based on the use of such products are especially popular: The use of citric acid
This tool can be used when working with any material, even with plastic. We dilute 1-2 teaspoons of the reagent in 1 liter of water. For larger containers, the same proportions apply. We fill the kettle with the resulting solution and turn it on. The composition must be boiled no more than 1-2 times. During this time, the plaque will go away, and the surfaces of the product will be updated.
The use of citric acid. This tool can be used when working with any material, even with plastic. We dilute 1-2 teaspoons of the reagent in 1 liter of water. For larger containers, the same proportions apply. We fill the kettle with the resulting solution and turn it on. The composition must be boiled no more than 1-2 times. During this time, the plaque will go away, and the surfaces of the product will be updated.
Cleaning with Coca-Cola and other carbonated drinks. This method is known to many, but not everyone observes the subtleties of the manipulation. First of all, the container with the drink must be opened so that most of the gases come out of the composition. After that, fill the kettle with Coca-Cola to about half (traces of scale should be completely covered) and bring the contents to a boil. It remains only to wash the walls with a soft sponge. It is worth considering that from such an impact the electric kettle may break.And you should not use Coca-Cola or Fanta to clean light-colored items, they can stain the metal.
Soda treatment. Ideal for processing enamelled and metal containers. Just fill the kettle with water, pour a tablespoon of baking soda into it and bring to a boil. The mass must be boiled for another half hour, using very low heat. Then the device should be removed from the stove and cooled naturally. All that remains is to drain the liquid and clean the container by hand. You can do no more than 3 approaches. If the procedure does not help, other options are applied.
Using brine. Simple and affordable method. To remove scale in a teapot, you need to fill it with pickled tomato or cucumber brine and boil the contents.
Purification based product. To remove a light whitish coating, use apple or pear peels, and a denser one - potato peels. We put them in a container, fill with water and boil, then remove from the stove (disconnect from the network) and leave for two hours.
These techniques are considered the most gentle at home. But they should also be used only if absolutely necessary. It is better to just regularly wash the device inside and out with a citric acid solution (1 sachet per 1 liter of water). In this case, you do not need to boil the liquid!
Grandma's secrets from the "chest"
For those who do not trust the widely advertised drugs, you can use the experience of grandmothers. They, as you know, knew how to cope with scale long before the advent of various chemicals. True, they used their knowledge on ordinary metal teapots, but this does not change the essence. The main thing is the result, and it will be excellent.
Method one: baking soda
Try descaling your kettle with baking soda. Stir a spoonful of regular baking soda in 1.5 liters of water and pour this solution into the appliance. Then boil it and, turning it off, wait about half an hour. This will be enough for the soda to do its job - to eat away the accumulated plaque. Then the kettle will need to be thoroughly rinsed and admired the work of your own hands - clean walls and a shiny bottom.
Method two: citric acid
Many people have experience using lemon (citric acid) in cleaning dishes. Remember how enamel pots, bowls, etc. shine after it. There is no reason not to trust her in this matter, believe me, lemon will remove scale in a teapot no worse than purchased means.
Pour cold water into the appliance, send a package of citric acid there (usually about 10-15 grams) and forget about the object of purification for an hour or two. Well, then you just need to pour out the used liquid and rinse the kettle thoroughly a couple of times. If the scale layer was rather thick, then in order to achieve the desired result, the procedure will have to be repeated - it is unlikely that it will be possible to destroy what has been accumulating for years from the first time.
Method three: acetic acid
In the above example, you can make sure that the acidic environment "with a bang" straightens with plaque and scale. Therefore, if citric acid is not at hand, vinegar essence will help get rid of scale in the kettle. Dilute 100 ml of vinegar in one and a half liters of water, pour into a kettle and leave for several hours, and preferably overnight. Rinse the dishes thoroughly in the morning and boil water in it a couple of times. As you can imagine, using this liquid for brewing tea, coffee and other drinks is prohibited.
Method four: apple waste
If the layer of scale and plaque on the walls is thin, appeared not so long ago, you can use apple cleaners. In a separate bowl, boil water with cleansers and pour into the kettle. After a few hours, this kind of "compote" can be poured out, and the dishes can be simply rinsed under running water.
Method five: carbonated drinks
An extravagant way, but it also has a right to exist, especially since there are very positive reviews about it.Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Sprite, adored by many, are used here as a cleansing agent. But the choice should be made based on the material of the body of your electrical appliance. If it's plastic, use a colorless soda like a sprite, otherwise the dye will leave marks. But for metal cases, any options are suitable.
You only need to pour the drink until it covers the heating element. Then leave it for half an hour to let the gas evaporate and turn it on. As soon as the drink boils, turn off the kettle and set aside for an hour. Then drain the soda, wash the dishes and boil with water.
