Cleaning Your Drip Coffee Maker Using Basic and Natural Ingredients
10 Minutes
Easy
Step by step instructions for cleaning your drip coffee maker inside and out using safe and natural kitchen basics. Keep your coffee tasting its best by doing this at least once every few weeks!0
This tutorial will help you clean even the dirtiest of coffee makers.
Stains and buildup can greatly affect coffee flavor.
It just takes a mixture of a few kitchen basics to clean out the inner workings of your machine.
Here's what came out of mine after just one cleaning cycle!
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If you ever have burnt coffee in your pot the easiest way to clean follows: 1. Allow the pot to cool completely. 2. Fill it with ice (you can use cubes). 3. Add some salt, about 5 tablespoons. I clean my coffee maker with vinegar once every two weeks, then rinse it through with plenty of clear water. About 3 pots. I use the used vinegar in the bathtub, shower, and sink drains. Allow the vinegar you used to set in the drains for about 15 minutes and then flush it with water.
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what about espresso machines - you have to run cleaner through the cycle - says not to use vinegar??
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