# How to Delime a Hot Water Pot
Many parts of the country have problems with hard water that leaves behind lime deposits. The deposits appear as small pieces of flaky white material, and they can show up just about anywhere, including on your dishes, pots and cooking utensils. If you notice these marks, the sooner you deal with them the easier they will be to remove.
Things You'll Need
- Water
- Vinegar
- Measuring cup
- Sponge or cloth
Instructions
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Fill the hot water pot with water that is warm but not hot or boiling.
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Add half a cup of distilled white vinegar to the water. Allow the vinegar-and-water mixture to sit in the pot overnight.
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Pour the mixture out of the hot water pot. Check for any remaining lime deposits.
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Fill the hot water pot with a fresh mixture of vinegar and water if there are still lime deposits. Scrub away the lime deposits with a sponge or soft cloth.
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