Think Crucial Electric Kettle Descaler, 15 Uses, 35% Citric Acid Concentrate Compatible with Breville, Fellow, Cuisinart, KitchenAid 16 fl oz

White flakes in the bottom of the kettle, a boil that takes longer than it used to, and water that tastes faintly off. That is calcium carbonate on the heating element, and it gets worse the longer it sits. This is a 35% citric acid concentrate built specifically for kettles rather than a coffee descaler repurposed for one. Food-grade, non-toxic, rinses completely clean, and safe on stainless, glass and BPA-free plastic. Two tablespoons per descale, 15 descales per 16 fl oz bottle.
Features: Fits most electric kettles Breville Smart Kettle, Fellow Stagg EKG and EKG Pro, Cuisinart CPK-17, KitchenAid KEK series, Hamilton Beach, Mueller, COSORI, OXO Brew and Zojirushi. Suits stainless, glass and BPA-free plastic. 15 uses per bottle One 16 fl oz bottle covers 15 full descaling cycles at the 2-tablespoon dose, against the 4 to 5 uses typical of standard bottles. Food-safe citric acid Food-grade, non-toxic and rinses completely clean appropriate for a kettle used daily for tea and coffee. No sulfamic acid and no residue. Kettle-specific chemistry Formulated for the calcium carbonate that causes white flakes, slow boils and off-tasting water. The CO2 fizzing when you pour it in is the reaction working. Two ingredients Citric acid and water. Made in the USA.
How to use: Add 2 tablespoons of concentrate to the kettle and fill with water. Bring to a boil, then let it stand 15 to 30 minutes. Empty and rinse thoroughly. Boil a full kettle of clean water and discard before normal use. Descale every 2 to 4 months.
Why Think Crucial: US-based, family-owned brand serving over 1, 000, 000 households since 2007 Replacement parts, filters and cleaning solutions for commonly used appliances Customer support available if a product does not perform as described Think Crucial is an independent brand. Brand and model names are used to show compatibility only; this is a Think Crucial product, not made by the appliance manufacturer. If it doesn't work with the machine we list, email us and we'll refund it. Always follow your appliance manufacturer's own cleaning and descaling instructions.
How to use it: see
our step-by-step guide: How to descale an electric kettle.