Electric kettles have become indispensable appliances in modern kitchens, offering a quick and efficient way to boil water for tea, coffee, and various culinary needs[1]. However, like any appliance that comes into regular contact with water, electric kettles are prone to accumulating mineral deposits, bacteria, and other impurities over time[1][2]. This buildup can not only affect the taste and quality of your beverages but also impact the kettle's performance and longevity[2][8]. Therefore, cleaning your electric kettle regularly is crucial for maintaining its efficiency, ensuring the purity of your drinks, and prolonging its lifespan[3][6][8].
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