by Diana
(Kansas City)
Diana has shared her review of BetterBrew Coffeemaker Cleaner.
Below is a video showing the technique and steps for cleaning a coffee maker with Better Brew Coffeemaker Cleaner.
Basically, the steps are quite easy to do. You first pour one packet of the coffee maker cleaner into 2 cups of tap water and stir to thoroughly dissolve the cleaner.
Then, you pour this solution into your coffee maker reservoir and turn the machine on. Let it brew 1 of the 2 cups, and then turn the machine off and let it sit for 10 minutes.
Next, turn the machine back on and let it brew the second cup.
The Better Brew Coffeemaker Cleaner will remove hard water build up (referred to in the video as decalcifying) in your coffee maker. This will help it run better and keep it from becoming clogged up.
After the 2 cups of Better Brew have been run through the machine the next step in cleaning a coffee maker is to rinse out all of the coffee maker cleaner, so you don't drink it with your next pot of coffee.
Therefore, you then just fill the carafe full of tap water and run the coffee maker with the clean water through the cycle 2-3 more times before brewing your next cup of coffee in your machine.
Here is the video for full details:
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