If you’re heading to the kitchen to grab some fresh fruit juice, stop for a moment and consider whether drinking juice is just as beneficial as eating fresh fruit.
According to nutritionists, fruit juice cannot replace fruits and there are several reasons for this.
Fruits are naturally rich in fiber, but most of the fiber is lost when the fruit is juiced.
Also, excessive consumption of fruit juice can lead to a rapid rise in blood sugar levels.
You can’t clean a kettle by just washing it with water, so how do you clean it?
The following methods can be used to clean the bottom of the kettle easily.
For this you will only need some lemon and water.
Squeeze the lemon into the kettle. Add the lemon peels as well.
Add little water and light the stove.
Let it boil and drink it is clear.
If you have lemons at home, the above tip may be perfect for you. However, this is not the only way to clean a kettle.
Here are some other ways to remove stains from your kettle.
The baking soda method
Fill a kettle 3/4 full with water and add a tablespoon of baking soda.
Boil the water and let it sit for an hour.
Rinse thoroughly before use. Your kettle is clean.
The white vinegar method
Fill half of the kettle with white vinegar and the rest with water.
Boil the water and once it boils, discard all the water, your kettle is clean.