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esther09
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 Fri, May 29 2015, 8:08 pm
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My coffeemaker has started to make coffee that tastes a little... burnt? Too bitter? I know I need to buy better coffee (I usually buy what's on a sale but if anyone has a good recommendation for a low cost ground coffee brand, I'd take it!) but I think I also need to clean it somehow. I clean the filter and the glass carafe with soap and water after every batch but I think I need to do something to the... internal mechanism? Any idea??
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zaq
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Sun, May 31 2015, 12:40 am
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Coffee deposits oils that eventually get rancid and taste foul. Every so often you should fill the machine with white vinegar and run it through a full cycle, then run a second cycle with plain water. Your coffee should taste just fine after that.
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esther09
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Sun, May 31 2015, 1:52 am
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Thanks Zaq. Full 12 cups of white vinegar?
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zaq
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Sun, May 31 2015, 2:02 am
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Wow, that's a big coffeemaker. You can dilute the vinegar half and half with water.
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