ACTIVE Official via Amazon[amazon.com] has 24-Count Active Coffee Maker Cleaner Descaling Tablets for $15.94 - $2 when you 'clip' the coupon on product page = $13.94. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
Price $6.01 lower (30% savings) than the typical price of $19.95 $0.88 lower (6% savings) than the previous price of $14.82
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ACTIVE Official via Amazon[amazon.com] has 24-Count Active Coffee Maker Cleaner Descaling Tablets for $15.94 - $2 when you 'clip' the coupon on product page = $13.94. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
Price $6.01 lower (30% savings) than the typical price of $19.95 $0.88 lower (6% savings) than the previous price of $14.82
Model: Coffee Machine Cleaner Descaler Tablets - 24 Count, Compatible With Nespresso, Keurig, Ninja, Delonghi, Miele, Coffee Maker Pot Descaling & Cleaning Tabs, Descale Drip Coffe And Espresso Machines
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I have been using vinegar for the past two years to clean my Keurig K-Supreme Single Serve Coffee Maker. However, I noticed that during my last cleaning session, the plastic part surrounding the pod area was significantly discolored. Now I am wondering what the best cleaning solution would be to avoid further damage or discoloration to the plastic parts.
You can. $4 for a gallon, you can do it many timess over compared this more expensive option. I just did it this weekend, removed some incredibly deep scaling no problem. And I have incredibly hard water. This product is just for those who wouldn't bother taking 5 seconds to Google a way to descale the pot.
I have been using vinegar for the past two years to clean my Keurig K-Supreme Single Serve Coffee Maker. However, I noticed that during my last cleaning session, the plastic part surrounding the pod area was significantly discolored. Now I am wondering what the best cleaning solution would be to avoid further damage or discoloration to the plastic parts.
Citric acid is optimal for coffee makers and rubber parts
Citric acid is optimal for coffee makers and rubber parts
It's possible that many coffee makers are using synthetic gaskets and not actual rubber, hence why many specifically call for vinegar to be used as a descaling agent in the instruction manual. I'm a big proponent of RTFM.
I have been using vinegar for the past two years to clean my Keurig K-Supreme Single Serve Coffee Maker. However, I noticed that during my last cleaning session, the plastic part surrounding the pod area was significantly discolored. Now I am wondering what the best cleaning solution would be to avoid further damage or discoloration to the plastic parts.
Vinegar breaks down the gaskets and other soft rubber parts
Vinegar breaks down the gaskets and other soft rubber parts
Even if it's diluted? I always use 1 cup of vinegar and fill the rest of the water tank with water. So I'm not worried about the heavily diluted solution breaking down the gasket.
Even if it's diluted? I always use 1 cup of vinegar and fill the rest of the water tank with water. So I'm not worried about the heavily diluted solution breaking down the gasket.
Yes. It can cause damage and it's not the best for the type of buildup that happens. These types of products are better in comparison
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