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  • This is London, my friend. We have hard water.

    Even if you installed a water softener, you would still need to fill it with salt every now & then (and wouldn't really want to be drinking softened water either, which is why you would always have an un-softened mains tap).

    Citric acid can be used to clean your dunny too (which will have scale build-up). And your waskhing machine. And your coffee machine. And your [anything that uses water]. And it's magnitudes cheaper than any branded crap, which just contains citric acid and colouring.

    You could always use bottled water...

  • We have hard water

    Not according to northerners you don't. Soft southern...

    Fine, I just thought maybe there was a kettle with magic water softening properties.

    Ok then, what's a good, standard, electric kettle?

  • Bosch. This looks nice.

    The stainless steel wire mesh things work up to a point, but nothing besides using filtered water or regular de-scaling will keep the calcium at bay.

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