P&G Professional Kettle Descaler –Full Details & FAQs

Limescale is a mineral buildup that happens in areas with hard water, water that has a lot of minerals such as chalk in it. However limescale buildup gets worse if left and can even stop kettles and other kitchen devices from working properly.

Where can I use Kettle Descaler

Kettle Descaler works best on metal and glass and certain stone and other materials it should be avoided contacting. Kitchen descaler is most often us4d on kettles and hot water urns and heaters as well as in coffee machines and dishwashers.

Can Kettle Descaler be used on Coffee Machines?

While the coffee machine manufacturer’s recommendations should be followed, kettle descaler also generally works great on coffee machines. If your coffee machine is struggling to pump water or the flavour of your coffee seems off then a descaling may be just what it needs.

Can Kettle Descaler be used on Work Surfaces

Kettle descalers can be used on many work surfaces as well as splashbacks and especially stainless steel work tops used in professional kitchens and catering. Lime scale build up not only looks ugly but can also harbour bacteria, so descaling from time to time, especially around sinks and taps is recommended. P&G Pro’s Kitchen Descaler is designed to be safe for food contact surfaces.

How long does it take to descale kettles and surfaces?

P&G’s Kitchen Descaler works fast as well, in professional kitchens there may be little time to spare between meals and so being able to get descaling done fast and safely is what this product has been designed to achieve with a uniquely developed blend of acids and surfactants. It depends on how thick the limescale is, the liquid may cut through limescale in as little as 10 minutes but it typically takes 20-30 minutes for kettles, coffee machines and similar devices.