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Limescale, that stubborn white blight, is sure to stake a claim in your kettle over time, whether it's an electric one or the kind you pop on the stove. Not only is limescale unsightly, but it also taints the taste of your brew if ignored.
While it's not harmful by itself, its presence might mean you're shelling out for a new kettle more often than you'd prefer. The traditional fix, white vinegar, battles this age-old problem effectively, but the lingering odour could put you off your cuppa.
However, cleaning enthusiasts may have a secret weapon: citric acid. This product promises to banish limescale quickly without any offensive odours - a real game-changer, reports the Express.
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