Whats the best solution to clean coffee pots??

Question

I am determined to get the coffee pots on our Bunn/Oasis coffee makers at work clean. They are terribly dirty and stained. However I don't want to use anything that will make anyone sick. I know at home I use vinegar and it works will, will vinegar damage these types of stainless pots?? What is the best way to clean these particular coffee pots?

Answer 1

Just do it the way you do at home, everyone will love you for it, I'm sure. Nothing beats a good cup of good fresh coffee, well, almost nothing!

Answer 2

I would think that vinegar would still be safe to use on these too. I use vinegar with a lot of things, it is pretty safe for everything. If in doubt you can look up their website and ask them. I have looked up companies where they send me their pamphlets on how to clean when I buy things at yard sales. They should be able to tell you on the phone too, since you bought their stuff.

Here is a website I found on them:? http://oasiscoffeeservice.com/main.aspx?p=coffee

Answer 3

You probably need to descale it. Try bunn ask them if they have a descaling cleaner. Follow the instructions very carefully. Coffee will taste great afterwards. Did it at work and big difference. Just forgot what the product is called.

Answer 4

The name brand cleaning agent "CLR" (Calcium Lime Rust) is great for coffee pots. Just follow the directions for diluting it, and you will have sparkling clean coffee makers and pots in no time. I buy mine at Walmart, but it is probably available just about anywhere.

Answer 5

Vinagar

Answer 6

well, you can do lots of things...in the coffee pot isle of your grocery store they sell things like that, but they don't work SUPER well......i use a product called dip-it, and sometimes bleach.....works like a charm......you just need to rinse well...i used to work in a hospital cafeteria and that's how we did it :) good luck!!

Answer 7

vinegar and water