do you have a material safety data sheet for brew rite coffee pot cleaner?
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It should be here - the active ingredient is sodium carbonate.http://www.sciencelab.com/msds.php?msdsId=9927263
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I don't. Afte using a variety of coffee makers, I switched to a Tassimo and actually upgraded to another Tassimo. Since you are actually buying the discs you use, if you are on a budget this might not be a great choice. But it provides great tasting coffee every day.
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If your coffee maker is not brewing properly you may need to follow the cleaning process outlined in the instruction manual. For assistance with this, please contact Mr. Coffee customer service directly.
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i just swish it with water and wipe with a cloth but it is beginning to rust and black chunks are chipping off the inside bottom. I never drink the last cup out of the pot for fear of it being gritty. I assume the iron is not toxic but I am planning on getting a new one. I have owned this one for many years.
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There is no sticker on the coffee machine/pot that says it is BPA free. There is a chance there was one on the box that I am envisioning from memory, but I am just not really sure as we recycled it pretty quickly, and have purchased a lot of appliances recently. I hope so though!! Best bet would be to contact the manufacturer by email from their website. They should get back to you within a day or so. Sorry I didn't have your answer. Good luck!!!
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I use paper coffee filters(the least expensive ones are fine) to clean the old paste off and prep the surfaces with the solution that comes with the kit (use a fresh and clean paper filter for each step), as they are lint free. Under NOOO circumstances do you want to leave fibers of any kind or any kind of contamination on the 2 surfaces before you apply the paste ( a small dab, somewhere between the size of a BB and a small pea in the exact center of the CPU) and mount the heat sink or water block.
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I could not find information regarding BPA content on this Copco 2 quart Carafe. I also check the Copco website, but found no mention of it.
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The entire pot is stainless steel, but it has a stopper built into the cap that screws off in two pieces, which is a good thing to do before putting it into the dishwasher. I believe one piece of the stopper is plastic and the other piece is silicone. This is an assumption based on one of the pieces having melted at the bottom of my dishwasher, near the heat element, but silicone will melt at high temperatures and I think the manufacturer claims these parts are made of silicone, not plastic. The parts are very small and are not in contact with the coffee, they just help to hold in the heat.
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Nothing was included as far as a matieral safety data sheet. Sorry, might look it up by what materials the inner and outer parts are. T.E.
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You can Google "wpm25 manual " and the owners manual pops up. I use a degreaser called "la's totally awesome" that they sell at 99 cent only stores . Don't use anything hard or it will scratch the plastics. Use a cloth. I just wipe the kettle part out also with a cloth .. That part gets pretty hot when turned on so that should kill germs if that's your main concern. That's what I do but I would check out the manual .
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Don't know but it appears to be made out of stainless and is put together well. While camping in the Sierra's we used the water faucets in the campground and the water pressure was extremely high, but the screen held together well and there was no visual change to the screen after blasting it with the high water pressure. My advice would be to clean asap after using so the oils in the coffee don't build up on the screen.
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Joanna, if you're taking it to work for brewing coffee there with a "very" hot water source in a safe-from-scalding location, fine. If you're considering using the Kona press as a travel mug, NO-NO-NO! It is NOT a travel mug. Imagine taking your Mr. Coffee 12 cup karafe full of scalding coffee on a commute to work in your vehicle. The design looks like a mug but it is only for brewing-serving. The instructions give detailed "no-no's" for safe handling. One important tip is to use a wooden or plastic spoon to stir the grounds a bit after pouring the first 2-3 inches to break up any caking. The special heat-resistant glass can crack using a metal utensil when super heated by boiling water. I have a steel travel 16 oz mug with a secure vented lid. Despite these handling steps, I am very happy with this model French press. Easy disassembly, cleaning, eco-friendly "just coffee" without filters or rip-off miniserving plastic containers from a Steampunk nightmarish expensive gimmick, and using less counter space make all the difference. Now I feel connected to a more traditional and sensible sipping community while whispering, "Machines! I don't need no stinking machines!" :-)
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I have used several brew grinder coffee pots. this one is the easiest to clean. i have had no trouble with moisture entering grinding chamber or shoot. ken
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Sorry can't help with this one. I only used it once and it left coffee grounds all over the place so I just trashed them.
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This should help:http://www.paradiseroasters.com/news/26/Cleaning-Your-Espresso-Machine.html
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Not aware of one. Put it in a ziploc bag? But I spilled coffee on it and it fried the circuitry
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Never and I have been using this cleaner for many years. I would suggest you make sure you have all the crystals dissolved before you pour the solution into your coffee pot. I have no other answer.
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I located a combined Japanese/English version of the Mizudashi Cold Brew Coffee Pot Instructions in PDF format. This URL link was operational as of my posting date --> http://www.hario.jp/pdf/MCPN-14%20Instruction%20Manual.pdf