How to clean your coffee maker: Easy tips to remove residue and make every cup taste better
If your morning coffee has started tasting a bit flat, bitter or just “off”, the beans may not be the problem. Your coffee maker could be. Every brew leaves behind tiny coffee oils, and if you live in a city with hard water, minerals slowly build up inside the machine too. Over time, all of this affects the taste, slows the brewing and makes the machine work harder. The good news is that cleaning a coffee maker takes very little time, and you probably have what you need in your kitchen. Here’s a simple routine to get it right.
