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 ...

To clean the housing of your Keurig coffee maker or other pod machine, just take a damp cloth and wipe down the outside. You ...

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Keurig coffee makers have long been popular, but if you’ve ever experienced a slow drip, a murky flavor, and overall sluggish behavior from your machine, then you know descaling is an important part ...

If your Keurig coffee maker is serving up K-cup goodness for more than one person more than once a day, read on. Sure, frequent coffee drinking does have its benefits, but using your Keurig ...

With 40 million U.S. households using a Keurig to brew that glorious morning cup of coffee, there are a lot of machines out there that may need to be cleaned or descaled. According to one study, half ...

If your brew is a little blah, perhaps your coffee maker is due for a cleaning. We tend not to clean them as often as we should, which can lead to some major ick factor and less-than-awesome-tasting ...

Clean tastes better, and we have the steps to prove it. Learn how distilled white vinegar is the inexpensive secret to perkier-tasting coffee. If your brew is a little blah, perhaps your coffee maker ...

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 ...