These often-overlooked limescale deposits reduce the appliance’s efficiency, prolong heating time, and can even slightly alter the taste of the water. Therefore, it’s essential to descale the appliance regularly (we’ll explain this later).
Small problems that are often overlooked.
A damaged cable, an unstable base, a crack… These are signs that shouldn’t be ignored. If your kettle shows any signs of weakness, it’s better to replace it than to take unnecessary risks.
Do not allow the water to stagnate.
Leaving water in the kettle for several days encourages mineral deposits and can cause unpleasant odors. The best solution? Empty and rinse it after each use.
The ideal method for hassle-free use.
Here’s the essential checklist:
Never overfill.
Use fresh water and make sure the lid is tightly closed.
Place the appliance on a stable, dry surface.
Keep the cord away from the edge of the countertop.
