So you want to clean your coffee maker, huh? You have some vinegar in the cupboard and access to water, so you have pretty much all you need!

Step 1: You will need a container, and you will also need the ability to mix the two aforementioned solutions. Done these things already? Mix a solution 50-50 of water and vinegar.

Step 2: Put that coffee filter back in the machine. Done that? Great, you’re ready for the next step.

Step 3: Pour your water and vinegar mix into the filter and make sure you’re having fun as you do it – life is too short. You can even throw some bicarbonate soda into the mix to watch the hilarious chemical reaction that occurs when vinegar and bicarb interact.

Step 4: Powerpoint, where art thou? Voila! It’s alive!!! Turn the machine on and let it go as usual.

Step 5: Throw the coffee maker’s machine into the bin, as you won’t need it again. It’s fully of disgusting vinegar and water mixture, together with old congealed coffee stuff.

Step 6: 20 minutes will be enough for the machine to cool down usually, but be careful not to douse a very hot glass pot under cold water as it may shatter causing you severe injury.

Step 7: Under cold water, the rinsing occurs. No detergent, soap or hot water – these are all damaging. This is crucial to the maintenance of your coffee maker. Cold water rinse.

Step 8: Repeat the steps from 2 to 8 and decide whether or not the coffee machine is clean by inspecting its scent and veneer. You don’t need to use vinegar again – just water.

Find out more on how to clean a coffee maker and cleaning coffee makers in general by clicking the link.

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