Slam All Purpose Descaler 3x30ml

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This natural solution doesn’t rely on any chemicals, so it’s both kind to the environment and inexpensive. if you don’t have a lemon handy – add a couple of tablespoons to the kettle in place of the lemon slices, and, again, top up the water to cover the area affected by limescale. 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.

Use on any of your household appliances such as kettles, irons, toasters, shower heads, coffee machines and more.A kettle descaler ball, like the Chef Aid Stainless Steel Doughnut, can live in your kettle permanently.

Effective -SLAM will help improve the performance and lengthen the life of your kettle, coffee machine, steam iron or shower head. Working days are defined as Monday-Friday 8am-7pm inclusive, excluding Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays. 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.Robert Dyas Holdings Limited T/A Robert Dyas is an appointed representative of Product Partnerships Limited which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 626349). Slam will help improve the performance and lengthen the life of your kettle, coffee machine, steam iron or shower head. READ NEXT: Our favourite water filter jugs for improving the taste of your tap water What is limescale? According to several sources, including kitchen appliance designer Kutchina, “the average lifespan of a good quality electric kettle is 4 years to 5 years maximum”.

If you do require precise ingredient information you should consult the manufacturer, whose contact details will appear on the packaging or label. Under the Consumer Contracts Regulations June 2014 you have a duty to take reasonable care of Products whilst they are in your possession. If you’re putting yours under strain by forcing it to work longer and harder, those figures might prove optimistic.Only boil as much water as you need – you’ll save money by not running the kettle for longer than is necessary, and will minimise limescale build-up by not exposing the element to large quantities of water-based minerals – and avoid reboiling water whenever possible.

Descaling your kettle takes a little time, but not much money, and it can save you cold hard cash in the long run – a furred-up appliance will take longer to boil, which will burn more electricity. It’s also bad news for the environment, as kettles are power-hungry devices to begin with – some use 3kWh elements to boil water more quickly, while others, that only have 2kWh elements, take longer and so consume, on average, a similar amount of energy – and with a large proportion of the UK’s energy needs still being met through the burning of fossil fuel (over 42% at the time of writing), every watt you use will pump more carbon dioxide into the air.In the interim, every couple of months, we wait for the kettle to go cold, remove the doughnut, and rinse it in the kitchen sink. 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. 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. The minerals responsible for any limescale in your kettle were already present in the water when it was running through your plumbing.