Households are being encouraged to descale their kettles regularly - with one method suggested to be carried out every four ...

With Brits consuming around 100 million cups of tea every day, the kettle is one of our most-used appliances in the kitchen, yet most of us don't regularly descale it.

Limescale can quickly build up in a kettle, but there's one item lurking in your fridge that can help you remove stubborn marks in minutes.

What's the best way to remove limescale from our kettles? Well, experts have suggested some easy ways to do this using items people commonly have in their kitchen cupboards. Mark Greig, head of ...

You might want to avoid using harsh chemicals in the kettle you use to make drinks for yourself and your family, but it's still possible to get rid of limescale without binning it and buying ...

It can be a bit unnerving to see limescale floating around in the water as you fill up your kettle for a brew. It's also pretty difficult to remove, and with no amount of rinsing making the ...

Limescale is a widespread household nuisance that appears wherever water flows regularly, including shower heads, toilets, ...

Vinegar may be the most common household product for removing limescale, but it's not the only option. Try this common ...

Empty the kettle: Pour out the solution and rinse the kettle with clean water to remove any vinegar or lemon residue. Scrub if necessary: For stubborn limescale, you may need to use a soft sponge to ...

Many people may not know that cola can be used to help clean your home. Experts say it is great for removing limescale from taps, kettles, showerheads and other fixtures.