How many times can you clean your percolator on 5oz ?
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It really depends on the size of your coffee pot. I use 2 tablespoons per 12 cup coffee pot. After pouring in the hot water and waiting 15 minutes, you will be amazed how clean and shiny your coffee pot is. The powder dip is the one that I would recommend as the liquid does not seem to clean as well. You will not be disappointed in this product. It is truly amazing! Good luck, Larry!
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I use 2 tablespoons per 12 cup percolater. The pot is clean and shiny after using dip it. The powder dip it is the best! The liquid did not work well at all. As for how many cleanings per box, it depends on the size of the pot. I HIGHLY recommend this product. Could no longer find the powder in stores near home, so ordered a large supply on the Internet. Hope this gives you enough info. Lorraine
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I think you can do it 4 0R 5 times. I bought a whole case so that I would not run out, so therefore I am very generous with it.
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Depends on the size of the percolator. There is a chart on the back of the box: 2T for 4-6 c, 3 T 8-12c, 20cup 6 T etc. The only problem is that 1T of Dip it seems to be alot lighter than 1/2 oz. If the standard liquid conversion of 2T per oz applied then there would only be 10T to a box of 5 oz, and I know there is much more than that. I couldn't find a dry conversion table from Tablespoons to ounces. But this may help you.
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Used as directed per pot size I get 8-10 cleanings for a 12 cup coffee maker. Love this stuff. Nothing on the market has been able to clean my pot like Dip-it. Been looking for this for years. Also cleans scum out of thermos bottles just soak 15 min. and sparkling clean. Cleaned my pot 3 weeks ago and is still shining. Bought a case just in case they take it off the market again! I highly recommend this. You will love it.
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I use mine daily and never "clean" it. I just rinse it out and fill it with hot tap water before trading the water for fresh coffee.
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I had not problem with cleaning it just stop perking after 4 month and I only use it once a day I mad that I had to order another kind because I wanted red coffee pot
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I run vinegar and water through the coffee side about 3 times. Then run through the steam wand for maybe 3 -4 minutes. After all is done of course run clean water to get the vinegar out of the system.
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This I do not know. Ours is flashing "clean," but we have yet to clean it. Still working and coffee tasting fine, so I haven't attempted a cleaning.
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i have figured out by experimenting with the machine that unless you like extremely strong coffee, you can use a single espresso pod 3 times before changing..thats 3 shots for one cup if you dare or 3 separate lattes. Also on the regular brewed pods you can use them for 2 separate cups of coffee before changing the pod, each cup is about 6 oz.
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I use soapy water to clean daily and run a cup of vinegar threw the coffee maker once a month to decalcify. This also takes away any stains in carafe.
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If you look nat the side of the bottle you will find a list of numbers from 1 at the bottom to 26 at the top. Each number represents the amount necessay to clean one coffe pot. You jst add the amount indicated on the side of the bottle to the pot and fill the pot 1/4 full with hot tap water. Use a spnge or brush for more difficult stains. Empty out cleaning solution and rinse.For really bad stains use 1 ounce of Squeak "N Clean to 1 cup of hot water. Allow to soak at least 5 min, the use sponge and brush as above.Hope that this helps.
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I routinely make 5 cups for myself in the morning; my wife makes 4 for me in the evening. The coffee maker works just fine; no complaints.David
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DESCALING If the water in your area is hard, lime scale deposits may build up over time. These deposits may affect the correct operation of the appliance. It is suggested to descale the appliance after 300 uses. Descale the appliance using commercially available descaling products for drip coffee makers. Follow the instructions provided with these products. 1. Dilute the descaler in the carafe, following the directions on the packaging of the descaler. 2. Pour the descaling solution in the water compartment; 3. Put the carafe on the non stick plate; 4. Switch the appliance on and let the equivalent of one cup run through, then switch off the machine. 5. Let the solution work for 15 minutes, then repeat steps 4 and 5. 6. Switch the coffee maker back on and run the solution through until the tank is completely emptied. 7. Rinse by operating the machine with water only for at least three cycles (3 full tanks of water).
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Amount of tablets does not matter. The can I have has 215 grams of cleaner. You use a cap full each time which is 35 grams. So the container should clean your grinder 6 times. Me, I stretch mine use a little less, and get 8 cleanings out of one container. It's the same stuff as Grindz.
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No, it's not hard. I do clean mine after each pound, since I'm still trying different coffees. It takes about 5 minutes. I don't keep beans in the hopper, so it's simple to remove that, then I pop out the top burr, use the included brush to clean all the cutting surfaces (the bottom burr doesn't come out, but it's not difficult to clean). Then I'll usually take a Q-tip and get the little tunnel that goes from the grinding chamber down into the collection bin (a pipe cleaner would work well too). Then I just vacuum everything, reassemble, and I'm done. Not hard, just takes a few minutes once a month and it's good as new. No, it's not hard. I do clean mine after each pound, since I'm still trying different coffees. It takes about 5 minutes. I don't keep beans in the hopper, so it's simple to remove that, then I pop out the top burr, use the included brush to clean all the cutting surfaces (the bottom burr doesn't come out, but it's not difficult to clean). Then I'll usually take a Q-tip and get the little tunnel that goes from the grinding chamber down into the collection bin (a pipe cleaner would work well too). Then I just vacuum everything, reassemble, and I'm done. Not hard, just takes a few... » Read More No, it's not hard. I do clean mine after each pound, since I'm still trying different coffees. It takes about 5 minutes. I don't keep beans in the hopper, so it's simple to remove that, then I pop out the top burr, use the included brush to clean all the cutting surfaces (the bottom burr doesn't come out, but it's not difficult to clean). Then I'll usually take a Q-tip and get the little tunnel that goes from the grinding chamber down into the collection bin (a pipe cleaner would work well too). Then I just vacuum everything, reassemble, and I'm done. Not hard, just takes a few minutes once a month and it's good as new. « Show Less
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You can make 5 to 7 cups easily. Personally, I find it does best when making 5 cups.
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With a bit over one cup of grounds (10 Tbs) for 5 cups (6 oz) for coffee = 30 oz. of water.So I use a 32 oz measuring cup and let the coffee sit for 2 min then pour in the filter.This varies sometimes we can do it in one shot and other times it takes two pours.Anyway that's just for 5 cups (6oz) of coffee.
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Well.. the every day cleaning is no problem - just the obvious carafe and basket, etc.. However, about every 4 to 6 weeks you have to clean the grinder.If you forget to do it, you find just a carafe full of hot water only with no coffee. So, we found the instructions on the manual (copy on their website).It took my husband about half an hour (after we drank our coffee from our Nespresso). It is not really a problem, since now we schedule it so that we are not caught unaware at an inconvenient time.
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I have the 4 cup model, which is supposed to make 6 ounces. Some water stays in the bottom, so about 4.5 to 5 ounces of coffee is brewed. I heat about one ounce of water in a mug in the microwave while the pot is brewing, then pour the coffee into the hot water to dilute it.
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I use paper towels to scrap the clogged grounds from the filter when I need to use it again - I have two filter cups to fill up with my decaffeinated coffee in the mornings after breakfast daily! Good luck in cleaning yours thoroughly!!