Basics: How to Clean Your Urn. Your urn will be clean, shiny, and look like new in one easy step.

Basics: How to Clean Your Urn

Your urn will be clean, shiny, and look like new in one easy step.

You know how there are some things that lose their shininess and newness and you just resign yourself to the fact that it’s how the world works? Well, here’s one simple way to restore the glow to one simple thing in your life. Your urn.between carpools basics

Yeah, not so glamorous, but it’s still nice to have it look new again.  And it only takes seconds of your time.

Basics: How to Clean Your Urn. Your urn will be clean, shiny, and look like new in one easy step.

All you need is some sour salt aka citric acid. Pour in about a third of a cup in, fill with water and bring to a boil. You can literally watch the mineral deposits peel away from the sides on their own. Empty after about half an hour and voila! Sparkly! Just run a batch of clean water through the urn when you’re done or you might have some funny tasting tea, like one of the BCP husbands may or may not have had.

Basics: How to Clean Your Urn. Your urn will be clean, shiny, and look like new in one easy step. Basics: How to Clean Your Urn. Your urn will be clean, shiny, and look like new in one easy step.

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6 responses to “Basics: How to Clean Your Urn”

  1. Malka Avatar
    Malka

    I always use vinegar, and heat that up. Works like a charm, sparkly new when done!

  2. chana Avatar
    chana

    How much vinegar? and how much water?

  3. Suri Avatar
    Suri

    I use lemon juice. Let it sit for a littke while then boil up. All clean!

  4. Chaya Avatar
    Chaya

    I boil it up with water up to wear it needs to be cleaned with a cup of lemon juice and it comes out really clean

  5. Hadassa Avatar
    Hadassa

    Sour salt/ citric acid / lemon juice and vinegar
    They all work but generally vinegar is the cheapest.
    Add 1/2-1cup and fill the rest with water to cover the line line of the hard water build up inside.
    You don’t even have to boil it.
    Just let it sit for half hour or more. Spill it out. Rinse well.
    All done 🙂

  6. Esther Sonenberg Avatar
    Esther Sonenberg

    We buy jugs of distilled water and fill the urn with that. Nothing ever builds up in terms of mineral deposits even if you leave the water in there for days. A really cheap way to keep it clean all the time!

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