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I feel like I have a “brand”, and that brand is “slightly psychotic middle aged tomboy trans lesbian”.

And brands must be maintained.

So when it’s time to descale the kettle, and other people use vinegar …

My hand, holding a bottle of hydrochloric acid
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Sarah Brown
Sarah Brown
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@Adam it took 15 seconds, Adam.
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Ted
Ted
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Tintin
I like that brand, and the brand name of the the product. "Tintin has" ...seriously strong chemical cleaning products.
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Wilfried Klaebe
Wilfried Klaebe
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I use citric acid, that smells less bad than vinegar and is non-toxic.
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Wilfried Klaebe
Wilfried Klaebe
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For some boiler faucet I regularly took a porcellain mug with water, boiled it in the microwave, added citric acid until it didn't dissolve anymore, and dropped the unscrewed faucet into it. Took next to no time.
Same with electric kettles. Just use enough citric acid and HEAT...
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Sarah Brown
Sarah Brown
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@Wilfried Klaebe Put water in kettle. Pour in hydrochloric. Add no heat. Pour out hydrochloric. Kettle is descaled. No residual taste. Entire process: 15 seconds.
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Wilfried Klaebe
Wilfried Klaebe
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I prefer having citric granulate around to liquid hydrochloric.
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