Express tests out baking soda hack to remove kettle limescale

It’s something you probably use every day morning, noon and night, given that the average British person consumes 2.7 cups of tea per day.

What you may not realise is that your kettle , as a rapid boiling heating device, is actually one of the most expensive appliances in your whole house to run, it’s just that it’s only usually used for a few minutes at a time.

But your kettle’s contribution to your energy bills doesn’t end when the cuppa’s brewed, and in fact a typical UK kettle will keep on spinning your meter even when it’s not in use.

That’s because, according to energy experts at British Gas , a kettle continues to draw power even when it’s not on the boil.

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