Midea Building Technologies Guides Electric Kettle Cleaning

Midea Building Technologies has provided a step-by-step guide on how to clean electric kettles, aiming to help consumers maintain their appliances and ensure better-tasting beverages. The company highlights that limescale and residue buildup inside the kettle can affect the taste of drinks and the appliance's appearance.

Monthly cleaning is recommended, especially in areas with hard water. With an estimated 198 million electric kettles sold globally in 2024, maintaining these devices is becoming a common household practice. Regular descaling helps extend the kettle's lifespan and ensures water purity.

The guide suggests several household methods for descaling. White vinegar, lemon juice, or citric acid are presented as effective options due to their acidic properties, which break down mineral deposits. Baking soda is also offered as a gentler alternative for lighter buildup.

Additionally, Midea offers advice on cleaning the kettle's exterior. Consumers are advised to unplug the appliance, use a soft cloth with mild soap and water to wipe the exterior, and then rinse and air dry. This routine care helps keep the kettle looking neat on the kitchen counter.