The French press has long been actively used in many kitchens to brew your favorite drinks – tea, coffee or herbal drinks.
Therefore, it is not surprising that during operation, its walls, like the “insides” of any other teapot, become covered with a dark coating.
Such dirt makes the French press look sloppy and the desire to drink a cup of tea disappears.
In order for you to be able to enjoy a freshly brewed drink again, you will have to work hard to clean the teapot.
Fortunately, there is nothing complicated about this – first, pour 2 tablespoons of soda into the flask (you can add more, the amount depends on the degree of contamination).
Fill the French press to the brim with boiling water and close the lid.
Leave the dishes like this for at least an hour. After the specified time, pour out the solution and wipe the walls of the teapot and its components, then rinse under running water.
So the active time you spend cleaning your kitchen utensils will not take up much of your time or effort.
