Your coffee maker needs to be cleaned more often than you think. 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 ...

Bad-tasting coffee and limescale call for a deep clean of your coffee maker using vinegar. Follow our steps to clean your coffee maker with vinegar.

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 ...

Before descaling, remove all possible parts and clean them with vinegar or soap. Descale a Keurig by running an entire reservoir's worth of vinegar through the machine. Rinse it by doing the same with ...

To clear everything out, run a daily water-only brew cycle through the machine. Make sure there's enough water in the reservoir and that the pod chamber is empty. You can run any cup size cycle you ...

Making coffee at home is easy with a Keurig — just refill the water reservoir, pop in a fresh pod and press a button. For a lot of us, a delicious brew sets the tone for the rest of the day, but ...

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 ...