How do you clean the Cuisianrt Beverage Bottles, 1-liter?
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By hand. Do not put it in the dishwasher, it will melt. Had to learn that the hard way.
466614
I use very hot water and a bit of dish washing liquid. I return the top and shake the mixture in the bottle. Then I rinse with very hot water until there is no more residue of the dish washing bubbles. Works well for me. Hope this helps!
466615
I only use them for water and do not drink right out of them. I rinse them with warm water and refill and put in fridge until I want to carbonate them. About every fourth use I fill the sink with warm soapy water and wash them.
361836
Take glass pieces apart place in tall glass and soak in rubbing alcohol. Wipe clean.
172619
I've had my kid's cup for about 3-4 years and have had to throw 2 away because the seal wore out. The inside of the lid and the rubber seal around the top of the cup can get gross, so they need to be washed well after each use. I use a baby bottle brush to clean the cup and the tiny brush that comes with it (the one used for nipples on a baby bottle) to clean the lid. For Coffee mugs you could try vinegar to clean the lid. I love these cups.
1578799
It's easy to clean. The rubber parts come off so you can wash them. For the bottle, I use a bottle brush with soft bristles and a handle.
1981794
Use any cleaner with bleach and coffee stains disappear in minutes then wash the cleaner off with dish soap. If you have hard water use CLR to clean the water stains off. It is best to immediately wipe glassware dry after washing and do not allow it to air dry.
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These bottles are really cheaply made and the plastic won't stand up to a lot of heat before it starts to break down, in my opinion. I wouldn't clean with either method you mentioned, just use soap and warm water. Hope this helps! :)
427364
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.
1033945
Use distilled water. To clean use distilled water teaspoon fresh lemon juice let sit over night and rinse.
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I have had moderate success using vinegar through the machine, so it is hot. Cold vinegar seems to do little. This still does not get it spotless. But it seems to remove anything that affects coffee taste. If you want to disinfect, use a bleach solution in water. A few tablespoons of bleach is plenty to soak the bottle. Rinse heavily & repeatedly to get out any bleach after taste. If you want to go a step further get a scrubbing brush made for cleaning inside baby bottle. Then try whatever cleaning agent you want. I have never tried it but if desperate to get out stain color I would try muriatic acid (available from pool supply companies). Again rinse very heavily afterwards. I have had moderate success using vinegar through the machine, so it is hot. Cold vinegar seems to do little. This still does not get it spotless. But it seems to remove anything that affects coffee taste. If you want to disinfect, use a bleach solution in water. A few tablespoons of bleach is plenty to soak the bottle. Rinse heavily & repeatedly to get out any bleach after taste. If you want to go a step further get a scrubbing brush made for cleaning inside baby bottle. Then try whatever cleaning agent you want. I have never tried it but if desperate to get out stain color I... » Read More I have had moderate success using vinegar through the machine, so it is hot. Cold vinegar seems to do little. This still does not get it spotless. But it seems to remove anything that affects coffee taste. If you want to disinfect, use a bleach solution in water. A few tablespoons of bleach is plenty to soak the bottle. Rinse heavily & repeatedly to get out any bleach after taste. If you want to go a step further get a scrubbing brush made for cleaning inside baby bottle. Then try whatever cleaning agent you want. I have never tried it but if desperate to get out stain color I would try muriatic acid (available from pool supply companies). Again rinse very heavily afterwards. « Show Less
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Always rinse out your collection bottle(s) with hydrogen peroxide at least twice a month. Use about a half a cup, put cap or your hand over opening and swish it all around. Don't forget to open the spigot and let some of the peroxide go through it. Then, rinse out once or twice with water. Obtain coconut shell activated charcoal on the net (charcoalhouse.com is one). Take apart your filter, clean it out real good, place charcoal up to line inside, put screen on top, then hard plastic grill. This will save you money from buying new filters. Do this procedure once every two months.
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just rinse it well when you empty it, DONT wait. then when its time to wash, put about 4 inches of hot water in it and add a small squirt of dish soap. screw on the lid and shake hard for about 30 seconds. rinse well and done. no stains, no leftover smell. i've had my pair for over 3 years. i use them for iced tea and iced coffee year round.
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You have to remove the part where the liquid comes out. Gently squeeze and pull out. Then rinse.
200801
Use the remover solution instructions to clean the brushes. After your next application, make sure the bottles/containers lids are twisted on tightly to avoid drying. Keep bushes, solutions, and polishes far away from the LED light. Repeat as necessary.
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I just use a bottle brush to clean the inside. I got one the size that goes in there easily. Otherwise, I just rinse it with regular soap and water.
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I run cold tap water through it, followed by a final rinse with bottled or distilled water to minimize spots. I don't use any cleaning agents because I am concerned about left over residue affecting the taste of the wine.
488820
Take it apart ...there is also a toolOn the bottle cleaning section you can purchase very small to clean the spout
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I cleaned ours with vinegar and water, a friend told me a long time ago to do that, he says it cleans that plastic taste out. They manufacture them and then package them and then they set. He says run a couple cups of vinegar water in it then just clear water, and ours was fine.