Question 2: Is it true that the common electric kettle is poisonous to boil water recently? This is well known in our industry, but Cantonese people have gone too far. All kinds of messy materials are used to make electric kettles. It is not the general electric kettle that is poisonous, but the electric kettle made of stainless steel with high manganese impurity is poisonous to boil water.
Question 3: Will the plastic electric kettle be toxic after long-term use? Absolutely.
If the kettle is cooked for a long time, a thick layer of scale will grow on the inner wall. These phenomena show that impurities do exist in clear and thorough water.
The kettle and thermos bottle at home have grown scales. How to remove it? Carefully boil the kettle until it is just dry, and then soak it in cold water immediately. When it is hot, it is hot, and when it is dirty, it is cold. Because of the different degrees of expansion and contraction of aluminum and scale, the scale will break off from the boiler wall. The main components of scale are calcium carbonate and magnesium hydroxide, which can change chemically with acid. According to this principle, pour some vinegar (mainly CH3COOH, organic acid-acetic acid) into the kettle and heat it on the fire, only to see the dense small bubbles released on the scale, and the scale will be crushed. Using dilute hydrochloric acid (HCl, a strong acid) can also remove scale. Dilute hydrochloric acid is easier to digest calcium carbonate than vinegar. But when operating, be very careful not to let the hydrochloric acid handle corrode. You know, hydrochloric acid and aluminum (Al) react easily. If it's an enamel kettle, the enamel hasn't fallen off yet, so it's good to use dilute hydrochloric acid to remove the scale. It is no problem to remove the scale from the thermos bottle like this.
Question 4: Is it harmful to boil water in an electric kettle? Because water contains various mineral ions, these ions will be electrolyzed in the process of boiling water by using electric kettle, some will precipitate, and some will generate other substances, such as complexes, which will cause harm to human body. The precipitated substances are trace elements needed by human body, and long-term lack of them will also cause harm.
Generally speaking, electric kettles in public places may cause water to boil repeatedly for a long time due to poor management. In this case, we don't think it is good to use electricity to boil water.
Question 5: Is the electric kettle poisonous? No, if you are worried, you can wash it with pure alcohol or 52% white wine. But too much boiling water will scale, so you can wipe it with your hands or add some vinegar.
Question 6: Is it harmful to people's health to boil water with plug-in electric kettle? Because water is a bad conductor of heat, the water at the bottom of a water bottle can't be boiled if it is boiled quickly. Some JS sell quickly, consciously shortening the length of quick heating, so that there is more boiling water in the lower part, giving users an illusion of boiling water quickly.
If the water used meets the national tap water standard, that's no problem. If not, please pay attention to this problem.
Not only is it too hot to store, but the electric kettle also has this problem. If you observe the electric kettle, you can find such a rule-heating elements are generally "hung" higher in order to make the water "open" faster.
Question 7: Does boiling water with an electric kettle really endanger people's health? Five points, strictly speaking! Don't! The high temperature of hot water will kill all bacteria! Will not endanger human health! Unless there is something wrong with the kettle itself! Purchase needs to be optimistic!
Question 8: Is there scale in the electric kettle harmful to your health? Scale releases CO2 when it meets acid.
Harmless to the body.
But it's best to clean it often.
Just cook a pack of white vinegar every week (the worse the vinegar, the better. After all, the worse it is, the more blended it is, which saves buying acid. ) There is something wrong with the sticky pork when it is cooked.
I guess you don't like it cooked and stuffed.
Question 9: Is the stainless steel electric kettle poisonous? It is best not to use it. Boiling water is like hormone medicine!