Your Keurig coffee may taste bad after descaling since there is acidic residue after cleaning with vinegar. The pungent smell can make your coffee taste stale or sour. What you can do is run a few cycles of water after a descale to flush out the residue and smell. You may also try taking the … Read more
A common reason why coffee makers take too long to brew is due to mineral build-up. Water contains calcium and lime that may accumulate and form deposits which delays the water heating process. The buildup of minerals could also cause machine damage and change your coffee’s taste and smell. Coffee granules also contain oil that … Read more
Here are the steps on how to make coffee with an electric percolator: First, clean the electric percolator. Be sure to wash it with hot water and soap before every use. Clean the interior part of the tube with a pipe cleaner or long, thin brush. Also clean the filter basket, percolator lid, basket lid, … Read more
The type and quality of water used for a cup of joe play a vital role in determining its overall flavor. Water makes up almost 98% of coffee and the final taste of coffee relies a lot on the quality of water that you put in your Keurig. Can I use purified drinking water in … Read more
Are you wondering why your coffee tastes bad all of a sudden? Did you notice an acrid smell coming from your coffee machine? Most likely, you have a dirty machine that needs a thorough cleanup. A popular way to clean it is with the use of white vinegar. But, did you know that you can … Read more