Keurig machines are one of the easiest ways to get your morning coffee and they’re also cheaper than spending $7 every day at your local coffee shop. Relying on this little machine requires maintenance. If you forgo cleaning your Keurig, it can begin to grow mold, which can make you sick, not to mention it can make your coffee taste bad.
Cleaning your Keurig machine provides multiple benefits. It’ll prevent mold from growing on your machine, your coffee will taste better and you decrease the risk of mechanical failure due to build-up.
If you want to stay on top of your coffee game, you should play nice with your caffeine dealer. To keep your Keurig in good working order, you should clean it once a week and perform a deep-cleaning descale process every few months.
We’ll lay out all the steps for you to keep your Keurig clean to ensure you have the best-tasting coffee it…
