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27/6/2011 at 8:35am
Location: SE London Outfit: Hi Gear Kalahari 10
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Just keep boiling water in it for a few times taste should go away.
27/6/2011 at 8:40am
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Quote: Originally posted by blazer666_uk on 27/6/2011
Just keep boiling water in it for a few times taste should go away.
Blazer is right. With any new kettle you ought to boil it full a few times, throwing away the water (or use for washing or something) and then boil up for a brew. Same with electric kettles as well!!
First time out this year, I forgot my little electric kettle had been standing all winter. First time the tea tasted yuck! so I think perhaps doing the same as a bove after it's not been used for a while might be a good idea as well!
Sometimes though, the taste of the water is to do with being in a different area than the one you're used to.-------------
27/6/2011 at 8:43am
Location: None Entered Outfit: trigano chantilly
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4 teaspoons of bicarb of soda and boiled ,rinse a couple of times and that should get rid of the taste.
works in electric kettles as well
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27/6/2011 at 1:02pm
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I find the water tastes a lot better if you fill it direct from the tap too ,rather than having it in a container first.
27/6/2011 at 10:30pm
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Hi, I've posted about a similar problem and am now onto kettle No 3 (in born-again-camper time): Gelert stainless steel metallic whistling kettle. Not as cheap but after trial runs in the kitchen home here, it seems to be OK.
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02/7/2011 at 11:24pm
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Perhaps a good rinse of the water container and kettle with puriclean might do the trick??------------- David
02/7/2011 at 11:59pm
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or you could kick the kettle into touch and just have a couple of cans ------------- Live Each Day Like Its Your Last, One Day Youll Be Right
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If you have a water container pop a puritab in it. I believe thats what the armed forces use ------------- A barman is just a pharmacist
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