Kitchen Tips: The tea pot has become dirty, clean it using these things

If you're a tea drinker, your tea pot is probably one of your most favorite kitchen appliances. However, over time, tea stains and residue can accumulate, making your beloved teapot look unappealing. But don't be afraid! Cleaning a dirty tea pot is easier than you might think. In this guide, we'll show you how to restore your tea pot to its former glory using simple household items.

what you'll need
Before we get into the cleaning process, let's gather the necessary tools and materials:

Material:
dirty tea pot
baking soda
white vinegar
soft cloth or sponge
Water
Step 1: Prepare Your Tea Pot
Start by emptying any remaining tea or water in your teapot. Rinse it immediately with warm water to remove loose debris and residue.

Step 2: Make a Cleaning Paste
mixing cleaning solution
Take a small bowl.
Add 2 tablespoons baking soda.
Gradually add white vinegar until a thick paste forms.
Stir the mixture until it is well combined.
Step 3: Apply Cleaning Paste
to apply coating
Dip your soft cloth or sponge into the paste.
Gently clean the inside and outside of the tea pot.
Pay special attention to any stubborn stains or discoloration.
Step 4: Let It Sit
let the paste work its magic
After scrubbing, leave the paste on the tea pot for about 15-20 minutes.
This will help break down and remove stains.
Step 5: Scrub Again
second round of scrubbing
Take your cloth or sponge and scrub the tea pot once again.
You'll find stains and residue coming out more easily.
Step 6: Rinse thoroughly
final rinse
Rinse the tea pot thoroughly under running water.
Make sure all the cleaning paste has been removed.
Step 7: Dry and Shine
drying your tea pot
Use a clean, dry cloth to wipe the tea pot.
Shine it, bringing out its original shine.
Additional Tips
Lemon juice for extra freshness
For a refreshing scent, you can add a few drops of lemon juice to your cleaning paste.
prevent future stains
To prevent future tea stains, wash your tea pot thoroughly after each use and allow it to air dry.
With a little baking soda, white vinegar and some elbow grease, you can easily clean your dirty tea pot and enjoy your tea in a spotless pot. Regular maintenance will keep your tea pot looking great and your tea tasting great. Now, go ahead and give your tea pot the TLC it deserves, and enjoy your next cup of tea without any stains or residue.