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Looking inside a kettle in London provides the same experience (at least when I lived there). Now we live on rain water and the inside of the kettle is pristin
by beachy 3y ago
Looking inside a kettle in London provides the same experience (at least when I lived there).
Now we live on rain water and the inside of the kettle is pristine, despite bird crap on our roof and flora in the guttering.
- asdff 3y agoFor things like an instapot where you add a cup of water to it, you are actually supposed to use distilled water. I used tap for years with mine and got all sorts of mineralization. It took quite a bit of vinegar to get that off, and now everything looks pristine since I have been using distilled water. You might consider using it for your next kettle, although perhaps the minerals in tap do something to the taste of the tea.
- ClumsyPilot 3y agoDo you buy hundreds of liters of distilled water? That doesnt sound practical
- wkat4242 3y agoThat's why modern kettles can be cleaned. I clean the mineral deposits out of mine once a year or so.