How to Clean a Glass Coffee Pot
The right cleaning technique is essential to ensure a glass coffee pot remains free of debris and clogs. Here are some tips to ensure that your glass coffee pot stays clean, clear, and in working condition.
Pre-Cleaning Tips
- Use Filtered Water: Whenever possible, use filtered or spring water for your coffee pot. Hard tap water may contain mineral deposits, which can lead to clogs, as well as an unpleasant buildup inside the pot.
- Empty & Clean Quickly: After using, take a few minutes to immediately empty and clean your coffee pot. This will help avoid give prevent any old coffee residue from staining and sticking to the inside surfaces.
Instructions
- Fill & Rinse: Fill the pot with warm water, swish around and rinse out. Make sure to drain the water out fully.
- Add Vinegar: Add a small amount of white vinegar and a few drops of dishwashing liquid to the pot. Again, fill with warm water and swish. Allow the solution to sit a few minutes before rinsing. The vinegar will help remove any mineral deposits and will disinfect the glass.
- Scrub: Use a soft sponge or scrubber and gently scrub the inside of the pot until no residue remains. It is essential to avoid using any harsh abrasive cleaners. These may scratch the glass, causing it to become discolored.
- Rinse: Rinse the inside of the pot with warm water several times. Pour out the water completely.
- Air Dry: To avoid any water stains, allow your glass coffee pot to air dry upside down. Make sure the on/off switch is also flipped off when not in used.
It is a good idea to clean your glass coffee pot at least once a week. Following these simple steps will ensure that your coffee pot stays in like-new condition and will provide you with great coffee every time.
