pure bleach, and you can actually pour it back in the jug. I use it for my own stainless steel vacuum cup, the pot, the vac insulated storage container, all. For your info. OXYGEN is what causes coffee to get "old tasting" , Immediately after brewed, put it in an air tight vac storage. MANY years in the business.
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Personally I just use bleach. Stain free in seconds.
Maybe this video will help.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJvP86x6W4g
check Pinterest. Probably baking soda.
Cream of tartar can be expensive as it usually is sold in small amounts. Have you tried plain baking soda? It is much cheaper.
I only use bleach
Usually lemon or vinegar
pure bleach, and you can actually pour it back in the jug. I use it for my own stainless steel vacuum cup, the pot, the vac insulated storage container, all. For your info. OXYGEN is what causes coffee to get "old tasting" , Immediately after brewed, put it in an air tight vac storage. MANY years in the business.
I just use baking soda and a damp rag... does the trick every time.
Thank you for your answer....something simple and natural