So the wife is trying to convince me into getting a new machine. :rolleyes:....it’s the Kuerig that makes lattes/cappuccino with a frother on the side.
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So the wife is trying to convince me into getting a new machine. :rolleyes:....it’s the Kuerig that makes lattes/cappuccino with a frother on the side.
I have a Cuisinart, it froths.
Love it
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So the wife is trying to convince me into getting a new machine. :rolleyes:....it’s the Kuerig that makes lattes/cappuccino with a frother on the side.
So when is she getting it:D:D
CornField
when you descale your machine use food grade citric acid....2 lb bag for 10.00 on ebay. Not a good idea to use vinegar....yes it will descale....but it is not good on the internal mechanisms.....I descaled yesterday and ummmmm ummmmm gooooood!!!!!
ohhh yeah....SHOUT OUT TO MOJOE DA MAN!!!!!!!! :):);)
when you descale your machine use food grade citric acid....2 lb bag for 10.00 on ebay. Not a good idea to use vinegar....yes it will descale....but it is not good on the internal mechanisms.....
Interesting, Keurig suggests the vinegar and I've had no issues with it. My "Commercial Grade" Keurig is going on 5 years old now...
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Ive used Vinegar in all my machines for as long as I can remember
Though age-old "home remedy" solutions like running vinegar through the coffeemaker are well-relied upon by many, the fact of the matter is that vinegar is going to leave its own residue as well—in taste and smell—for at least a few brewing cycles. A citric-acid-based cleaner will be more effective with less aftertaste.
vinegar may be ok in mr coffee and keurig....but not REC for those fancy italian machines like i use
Though age-old "home remedy" solutions like running vinegar through the coffeemaker are well-relied upon by many, the fact of the matter is that vinegar is going to leave its own residue as well—in taste and smell—for at least a few brewing cycles. A citric-acid-based cleaner will be more effective with less aftertaste.
vinegar may be ok in mr coffee and keurig....but not REC for those fancy italian machines like i use
I usually just run a few pots of water thru it too get rid of the Vinegar after taste
CornField
I usually just run a few pots of water thru it too get rid of the Vinegar after taste
that works!!
when you descale your machine use food grade citric acid....2 lb bag for 10.00 on ebay. Not a good idea to use vinegar....yes it will descale....but it is not good on the internal mechanisms.....I descaled yesterday and ummmmm ummmmm gooooood!!!!!
ohhh yeah....SHOUT OUT TO MOJOE DA MAN!!!!!!!! :):);)
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So when is she getting it:D:D
Probably next week
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