Baking Soda: Fill your favorite mug with hot water, into which you will dissolve 1 tsp baking soda. Soak your infuser for at least four hours, or overnight for best results. white vinegar: Immerse your infuser in white vinegar and let sit overnight. How do you clean tea balls? Baking Soda: Fill your favorite mug … Read more
Wash the bean hopper and Grinding Chamber parts with warm soapy water (Never use abrasive cleaners, steel wool pads or other abrasive materials. UNIT IS NOT dishwasher safe). CAUTION：Never immerse the motor housing into water or any other liquid or place in the dishwasher. How do you clean a Shardor? Wash the Bean Hopper and … Read more
Mix 1 tbsp. of baking soda in a bowl of hot water. Soak your tea strainer in this solution for 3-4 hours. Then, rinse thoroughly and wash your strainer with dishwashing liquid. How do you clean tea steeper? Mix 1 tbsp. of baking soda in a bowl of hot water. Soak your tea strainer in … Read more
Make the cleaning solution: Fill the carafe with equal parts white vinegar and water pour it into the water chamber: Fill the chamber all the way to its capacity. Run half of a brew cycle: Start a brew cycle. Midway through the brew cycle, turn off the coffee maker and let it sit for an … Read more
Fill the coffeepot with water and add about 2 or 3 tablespoons of baking soda or 2 to 3 teaspoons of cream of tartar. Let it perk away; then let the water cool and scrub the pot with a plastic scrubbie or other nonabrasive tool. Rinse well and that should do the trick. What is … Read more
If you prefer a DIY descaling solution, pour equal parts water and distilled vinegar into the reservoir until full. How do I descale my Keurig without vinegar or solution? Mix citric acid or lemon juice with water. If you’re using store-bought citric acid, mix a heaping tablespoon (about half an ounce) with 1.25 cups of … Read more
All Keurigs have a needle that punctures the K-cup so that water can flow freely through the coffee This needle can clog with regular use, and if you don’t clean it out occasionally, your Keurig will slow down to a crawl. Why is water barely coming out of my Keurig? The most likely reason for … Read more
Do NOT use water, as this can damage the burr. Clean the grind chamber and coffee grounds output area. Brush off any leftover coffee grounds and shake them out of the grinder. Blow stubborn bits of debris away with a blast from a can of compressed air How do you clean a grinder after use? … Read more
That’s why you’ll want to run a cycle or three of just water through your brewer. Fill the reservoir with water and don’t add a K-Cup. Push the brew button and discard the water that comes out. Your keurig mini should now be fully unclogged and ready to brew. Why did my Keurig stopped pumping … Read more
Run a rinse cycle (or three) That’s why you’ll want to run a cycle or three of just water through your brewer. Fill the reservoir with water and don’t add a K-Cup. Push the brew button and discard the water that comes out. Your keurig mini should now be fully unclogged and ready to brew. … Read more