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Sunday, March 6, 2011

Cleaning Coffee Makers

Cleaning your coffee maker is valuable to keep your machine producing great tasting coffee. Each machine type will need a distinct cleaning method.

Drip Filter

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The Drip Filter brewer is very easy to clean. Just follow these 6 simply steps:

Cleaning Coffee Makers

1. Dissolve 1 oz of citric acid in 4 cups of hot water.

2. Add 4 cups of cold water to the clarification and pour the clarification into the water chamber.

3. Turn on your coffee maker (without the filter) and let about half of the water clarification run straight through the machine.

4. Stop the machine and let it sit for 15 minutes.

5. Start it up again, and let the rest of the cleaning clarification run straight through the machine.

6. Rinse all things out by running 8 cups of cold fresh water straight through your machine at least 4 times.

French Press or Plunger

The French Press brewer is a snap to clean. simply remove the plunger and empty the spent coffee into a rubbish bin. Use soapy water to clean the plunger and the glass jug.
Make sure all parts are rinsed well (ensure no soapy residue remains). Then allow all the Components to air dry.

Espresso Machines

To clean an Espresso machine just follow these steps:

1. remove the group deal with from the espresso machine and empty the coffee puck into a rubbish bin. Rinse the group deal with with warm water.

2. Pour your chosen cleaning clarification into the filter basket in the group handle. With your espresso machine ready to brew, put the group deal with in the espresso machine just like you were going to brew some coffee.

3. With a bowl under the group handle, start the machine and begin pulling the 'shots'.

4. Leave the machine on for about five seconds. Then stop for ten seconds, then on again for five seconds. Repeat this process an additional one six times.

5. Now remove the group deal with from the machine and rinse with warm water.

6. Turn your machine on without the group deal with in. This will fully rinse the group itself.

7. Now using the brush for your espresso machine, clean any residue from under the brewing group. Once complete, turn it on to give the group head an additional one rinse.

Moka Pots

To clean a Moka pot is easy to clean. Just dismantle the Moka pot and rinse in warm water. Do not put the Moka pot in the dishwasher as it will discolor the pot.

So there you have it, the cleaning methods for the four brewing styles that are explored in our
coffee brewing styles record [http://www.the-java-cafe.com/Coffee-Brewing-Methods.html].

Once you have your brewing style right and you now know how to care for your brewer, why not start to experiment with new coffee recipes [http://www.the-java-cafe.com/Coffee-Recipes.html].

Cleaning Coffee MakersYYCCC 2010-12-06 Calgary City Council - December 6, 2010 Tube. Duration : 417.68 Mins.


Here is new process: gordonmcdowell.com Dec 6 captions are generated by YouTube's Machine Transcription, so are not very accurate, but still handy for searching for key words using Interactive Transcript feature.

Tags: 2010-12-06, yyccc, Calgary, City Council, dec, 6th

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Monday, September 13, 2010

CAPTIONEERS: It's The Soup...On Steroids!

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