How to Clean a Coffee Maker
A coffee maker collects coffee oils, minerals, and stale flavors over time. Regular cleaning keeps the brew fresher and the machine working smoothly.
Unplug it and remove washable parts
Step 1 is “Unplug it and remove washable parts.” Keep the needed items close and handle only this part. A steady pace usually gives a cleaner result than rushing.
This keeps the process small and reduces on-the-spot decisions. The next step becomes easier to see, and important details are less likely to be missed.
If the material, food, or device condition is uncertain, pause and check instructions or test on a small area first.
Empty old coffee grounds
Step 2 is “Empty old coffee grounds.” Keep the needed items close and handle only this part. A steady pace usually gives a cleaner result than rushing.
This keeps the process small and reduces on-the-spot decisions. The next step becomes easier to see, and important details are less likely to be missed.
If the material, food, or device condition is uncertain, pause and check instructions or test on a small area first.
Rinse the basket and carafe
Step 3 is “Rinse the basket and carafe.” Keep the needed items close and handle only this part. A steady pace usually gives a cleaner result than rushing.
This keeps the process small and reduces on-the-spot decisions. The next step becomes easier to see, and important details are less likely to be missed.
If the material, food, or device condition is uncertain, pause and check instructions or test on a small area first.
Prepare a gentle cleaning solution
Step 4 is “Prepare a gentle cleaning solution.” Keep the needed items close and handle only this part. A steady pace usually gives a cleaner result than rushing.
This keeps the process small and reduces on-the-spot decisions. The next step becomes easier to see, and important details are less likely to be missed.
If the material, food, or device condition is uncertain, pause and check instructions or test on a small area first.
Run one cleaning cycle
Step 5 is “Run one cleaning cycle.” Keep the needed items close and handle only this part. A steady pace usually gives a cleaner result than rushing.
This keeps the process small and reduces on-the-spot decisions. The next step becomes easier to see, and important details are less likely to be missed.
If the material, food, or device condition is uncertain, pause and check instructions or test on a small area first.
Rinse again with clean water
Step 6 is “Rinse again with clean water.” Keep the needed items close and handle only this part. A steady pace usually gives a cleaner result than rushing.
This keeps the process small and reduces on-the-spot decisions. The next step becomes easier to see, and important details are less likely to be missed.
If the material, food, or device condition is uncertain, pause and check instructions or test on a small area first.
Wipe the exterior and warming plate
Step 7 is “Wipe the exterior and warming plate.” Keep the needed items close and handle only this part. A steady pace usually gives a cleaner result than rushing.
This keeps the process small and reduces on-the-spot decisions. The next step becomes easier to see, and important details are less likely to be missed.
If the material, food, or device condition is uncertain, pause and check instructions or test on a small area first.
Air dry and reassemble
Step 8 is “Air dry and reassemble.” Keep the needed items close and handle only this part. A steady pace usually gives a cleaner result than rushing.
This keeps the process small and reduces on-the-spot decisions. The next step becomes easier to see, and important details are less likely to be missed.
If the material, food, or device condition is uncertain, pause and check instructions or test on a small area first.
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