How To Clean Your Iced Coffeemaker; Dishwasher Safe Parts Of Your Iced Coffeemaker - Mr. Coffee iced User Manual

HOW TO CLEAN YOUR ICED COFFEEMAKER

Minerals (like calcium and limestone) found in water can leave deposits in
your iced coffeemaker and affect its performance. Decalcifying your iced
coffeemaker is an important part of ensuring your coffee always tastes
great! We recommend decalcifying your iced coffeemaker once per
month to keep it at peak performance. It's an easy process – see below:
1. Prepare 1 cup (8 oz.) of undiluted, white household vinegar.
Pour the vinegar into the water reservoir.
2. Place the reusable coffee filter (or a standard 12-cup basket filter)
into the brew basket and close the lid.
3. Place the tumbler under the spout and press the START button to
run a brew cycle.
4. Once the iced coffeemaker has shut off, discard the contents of
the tumbler. Remove the reusable coffee filter or paper filter from
the brew basket.
5. Rinse out the tumbler, reusable coffee filter and brew basket with
clean water.
6. Fill tumbler to "WATER" marking with clean water and pour water
into the water reservoir.
7. Place tumbler under spout and press "START" button to run a
brew cycle.
8. Discard water and rinse tumbler thoroughly with clean water.
9. Repeat steps 6-8 one more time, to ensure the iced coffeemaker
is thoroughly rinsed.
Your iced coffeemaker is now clean and ready to brew delicious iced
coffee whenever you need a pick-me-up!
DISHWASHER SAFE PARTS OF YOUR
ICED COFFEEMAKER
To thoroughly clean your iced coffeemaker, you can put the following
parts into the top-rack of the dishwasher:
1. Reusable coffee filter
2. Brew basket
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