Even the best coffee makers need some TLC. Over time, minerals like calcium can build up on the inside of your machine, and this can make your drinks taste off while impacting the performance of the ...

If you've invested your hard earned money in one of the best Keurig machines, you'll need to know how to descale your Keurig with vinegar. Vinegar is a miracle cleaning product that can break down ...

Our Keurig is our #1 coffee brewer, but just like any hardworking appliance, it needs cleaning and maintenance from time to time. Mineral deposits, grimy coffee residue, and even mold can build up ...

Start by wiping down the brewer's exterior. Keurig recommends you do this daily. First, make sure the coffee maker is powered off and unplugged. Next use a damp cloth to wipe away dust and other ...

Your Keurig is a magical little machine, brewing up fresh cups of joe with only the touch of a button. But just because these coffee makers are low–maintenance doesn’t mean they require no maintenance ...

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If that first delicious cup of coffee from your Keurig is now only a distant memory, dissolved in murky flavors and sluggish brewing speeds, it may be time to descale your Keurig. Even the cleanest ...

It’s entirely possible you’re so happy with your trusty Keurig coffee maker that you simply assume all that needs to be done is to drop a pod in and drink up. But just like you need to regularly clean ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." There are numerous ways to prepare your morning cup of coffee to enjoy in your breakfast nook, but using ...

Although tap water is perfectly safe to drink, it contains minute particles of minerals that can build up over time. This limescale can block water flow and give your morning cup of joe an unpleasant ...