Most households have a kettle, which means limescale is an issue many people will experience, especially if they live in a location with hard water. When hard water evaporates it leaves behind a substance of calcium and magnesium, which is known as limescale.
Although this is completely harmless, most people will want to regularly clean their kettle to avoid floating flakes of limescale in their drinks. One woman struggling to clean her kettle took to the Mrs Hinch Facebook page in her effort to find a successful solution to the limescale, reports The Daily Express.
Elaine Dara wrote: “Any help to descale a kettle? I’ve tried the sachets and they’ve not worked.”
