Mineral deposits, also known as limescale, can coat the bottom of an electric kettle with a white or gray film.

We’ll walk you through how often to clean your kettle, the three main DIY descaling methods according to our experts and tips ...

As WIRED's resident electric kettle expert, I've tested tons of types ... You may just need to descale it if you notice mineral deposits inside the kettle or any grainy sediment at the bottom ...

I figured my brother-in-law would have some questions while dogsitting at our house for the weekend earlier this year — I just didn’t think they’d be about my electric kettle. Almost ...

Plus, it’s very easy to descale an electric kettle with citric acid. Also, while not a health concern, it’s worth saying that too much mineral buildup can affect the function of an electric ...