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If you remove the anti limestone bit, it’s not that hard: https://www.amazon.de/-/en/Klarstein-Garcon-Kettle-Temperature-Stainless/dp/B07D3Z3F73 https://www.am

If you remove the anti limestone bit, it’s not that hard: https://www.amazon.de/-/en/Klarstein-Garcon-Kettle-Temperature-Stainless/dp/B07D3Z3F73 https://www.amazon.de/-/en/Klarstein-Garcon-Kettle-Temperatu... Some places do not event need to worry about limestone, but if you do, use a water jug with a filter whose job is just that, like what Brita proposes.

Symbiote 6y ago
The idea is not to change the chemical composition of the water (as a softener in a Brita filter does), but just to filter out any chunks of scale that have formed inside and come loose.
- cameronh90 6y ago
  Really you just ought to descale your kettle regularly. Tea made from a scaly kettle will form a scum, even if you use a mesh limescale filter. Apparently Yorkshire Tea for hard water might help with this, but I drink decaf so that's not an option for me.