I always use vinegar. Pour your water in and then a bit of vinegar and make that pot, and then run just straight water through the next pot to remove the vinegary smell ( and possible taste ) out of the coffee pot. I do this about once a month.
2007-01-31 20:10:08
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answered by Tracy M 2
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i might bypass with the vinegar because it is what's recommended interior the manuals for cleansing. i'm not sure how in many situations is suggested, yet in case you do not understand this technique, fill your carafe with white vinegar, insert a coffee clear out, and run the vinegar interior the direction of the device such as you have been making coffee. Then run basically a pair of cycles of clean water. This frequently cleans most of the gunk and oils. per risk get a stable stiff brush to bathe down interior the grooves of the basket to get rid of extra of the oils. I additionally would not recommend putting it interior the dishwasher.
2016-12-13 05:45:15
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answered by keetan 4
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Fill reservior 1/4 of the way with white vinegar and the rest water. Runa cycle as usual. Dump it out and run a cycle of just water.
2007-01-31 16:13:50
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answered by heartsonfire 6
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I use bleach after it is washed and rinsed well- do NOT mix bleach with anything, toxic fumes can result from some combinations. You can also use lemon juice, salt and crushed ice, swirl in pot until clean.
2007-01-31 16:31:33
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answered by clean freak 1
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if its a perk pot use a small amount of dish washer detergent and run it thru a full perk, minus the coffee of course.
2007-01-31 17:03:04
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answered by jersey city Joe 2
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use coke a cola dump in enough to cover stains swish around a bit let sit for a few mins then wash normaly
2007-01-31 14:17:34
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answered by kerky248 1
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