Slam All Purpose Descaler 3x30ml

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Limescale is a naturally occurring, hard deposit, which can build up in natural springs, as well as in appliances like kettles, coffee makers, and heating systems. your cleaning cupboard, white vinegar has a whole host of applications around your home and this handy spray bottle means you can use it everywhere. We recommend you give your appliances a SLAM once every 3 months in a hard water area or you can descale every 6 months if you are lucky enough to live in a soft water area.

It will improve the performance and lengthen the life of your coffee machine or shower head for your benefit. We act as a credit broker not a lender, offering credit products provided exclusively by Klarna Bank AB UK branch (BR020956), a branch of Klarna AB (556737-0431) which is authorised and regulated by the Swedish Financial Services Authority. Rather than use chemicals or natural liquids, the doughnut bounces around inside the kettle while it’s boiling, giving the insides a gentle scrub, and collecting the minerals that would otherwise be attracted to the surfaces and element.White vinegar can be used for cleaning a wide range of non-porous surfaces, including many kitchen worktops and sinks (but not if they’re made from wood, stone, cast iron, or stainless steel), glass, shower screens, and limescale-caked kettles. READ NEXT: Our favourite water filter jugs for improving the taste of your tap water What is limescale? Multipurpose– Use on any of your household appliances such as kettles, irons, toasters, shower heads, coffee machines and more. And, while it isn’t difficult, it does take a bit of time, particularly if you haven’t done it regularly.

We recommend you give your appliances a Slam once every 3 months in a hard water area, or you can descale every 6 months if you're lucky enough to have soft water.Boil and cool the water twice, then rinse the kettle thoroughly to avoid any lingering taste of lemon affecting the next few rounds of drinks. The brains behind WD-40 recommend mixing three tablespoons of bicarbonate of soda with one tablespoon of water: “The mixture should be a little pasty.

Once boiled, unplug it and place it in an empty sink – in case of spills – then slowly add the contents of a single sachet of Oust. Use on any of your household appliances such as kettles, irons, toasters, shower heads, coffee machines and more. Extra care should always be taken when using chemicals, as they can be corrosive and may cause harm if they come into contact with your eyes or skin.If there is still evidence of limescale in the kettle, switch it on to reheat until the solution starts to fizz, but don’t allow it to boil or you risk it overflowing the spout or lid. Boil the kettle, then allow it to cool before pouring away the contents and rinsing it to avoid any aftertaste. This is not intended to be a full statement of your rights under the Consumer Contracts Regulations. Be sure to wear the appropriate protective clothing, and try not to splash chemicals onto work surfaces or the exterior of your kettle, especially if it’s painted.