Never use vinegar as it can damage your machine Never fill up the water tank during the descaling process. How do I descale my nespresso machine with vinegar? Can you use vinegar to clean Nespresso machine? Yes you can! Fill the container with 2 parts water and 1 part white vinegar. After you run the … Read more
Since they retain both hot and cold so beautifully, copper mugs are the perfect vessel for all manner of drinks, all year long. Of course, their high thermal conductivity means you should practice caution when serving piping hot drinks in them Can I drink coffee in a copper cup? Yes. Today, the acceptable drinking copper … Read more
You need to use descaler in your nespresso machine. Nespresso sells its own version, which comes in a pack with two sachets, but you can use any commercially available descaler instead, just make sure that you follow the instructions on the amount to use. What can I use instead of Nespresso descaler? We recommend using … Read more
Effectively breaks down limescale for better tasting coffee and more consistence machine performance Descaling removes mineral scale that builds up on the heating element of every coffee maker. Also effectively descales hot water tanks and boilers, as well as faucets and sprayheads. How much Dezcal should I use in my Keurig? 1) Dissolve one packet … Read more
What can I use instead of nespresso descaler? We recommend using vinegar or citric acid Citric acid may be found at health food stores, but lemon juice that is strained of pulp (think of the yellow plastic lemon-shaped container) will work as well. White vinegar works too but consider the smell and extra rinse cycles … Read more
We offer Dezcal (urnex activated descaler), a citric acid-based descaler that will remove mineral build up. This formula is nontoxic and biodegradable. Can I use citric acid instead of descaler? Citric acid is, I have to say, my preferred method to descale a kettle naturally All you have to do is add 1 tablespoon of … Read more
You need to use descaler in your nespresso machine. Nespresso sells its own version, which comes in a pack with two sachets, but you can use any commercially available descaler instead, just make sure that you follow the instructions on the amount to use. Can you use any brand of descaler? Brand-specific descaler The manufacturer … Read more
If you have a saeco espresso machine, only use the Saeco descaler CA6700 or CA6701 Never use descaling agents based on mineral acids such as sulfuric acid, hydrochloric acid and sulfamic acid. These descaling agents may damage your coffee machine‘s pipe and tube system. Are all descaling solutions the same? The descaling process is the … Read more
Mix 1.5 to 2 tablespoons of citric acid in a quart (1 liter) of warm water stir to dissolve the powder in the water. Add the solution to the water tank and start descaling according to the instructions, provided by your machine’s manufacturer (usually available in its booklet). How do you mix descaling solution? Mix … Read more
Tetro says you can descale a coffee maker by running a brew cycle with one part water to one part vinegar As long as you’re deep-cleaning with vinegar or a store-bought descaling solution at least once a month, you’ll be able to keep the germs, mineral deposits, and mold away. What works best to descale … Read more