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 I Set Out To Discover The Most Effective Method of Coffee Maker Maintenance Cleaning and de-scaling your drip coffee maker but every few months is recommended if you use it often. Because bacteria and mold may grow in water reservoirs, even the most expensive coffee grinds can taste sour. If your equipment is exposed to high levels of germs, mineral deposits from hard water may also cause it to function slower and become less efficient. Nevertheless, how should one care for one's coffee machine in general? The only way to do and it is super convenient and cost-effective: Vinegar Fill the water chamber of your coffee maker to the brim with equal amounts of white vinegar and water, and then turn it on. In a carafe, measure out equal portions of each ingredient. Begin the brewing process. A few minutes or an hour after you start making coffee, turn off the machine and let it cool down. To flush out the vinegar, complete the brew cycle, drain the vinegar, rinse, and brew another pot