How do you clean a Stanley mug lid??

SOURCE: Dishwasher leaves taste on glasses

hi there sounds like your rince aid level is set to high, the adjustment for this is located under the rince aid filler cap, try setting to position 2

SOURCE: amount of coffee produced

you clean the filter with what vinegar you need to use descaler descaler melt calcium vinegar vinegar remove calcium in pieces that might block the machine use descaler 1 part descaler 1 part water put solution in the water tank start the machine after a few second turn it of wait 10 to 15 minute after repeat untill empty rinse very good 2 or 3 full rinse that stuff is corosif thanks for using fixya pierre

Chris Hall

• 842 Answers
• Posted on Mar 01, 2009

SOURCE: Slime buildup in my washing machine

The slime is almost certainly the enzymes in the washing powder that are there to digest the dirt getting left behind.

3 things you can try:

1. As a one off to help clear out the slime, throw a couple of DISHWASHER tablets into the machine and run it through the hottest cycle it has. This may help get rid of the problem, but it will of course come back.
2. Reduce the amount of washing powder you are using and keep cutting back until you get to the point where the clothes arent getting clean (This has the advantage of cutting the cost of your powder purchases too!). This should allow the machine to more effectively purge the drum when it rinses.
3. Finally, change your powder, if for no other reason than a test, go try a pack of NON-BIO washing powder and see if that helps. If it does, either stick with it or experiment with other powders until you find one that helps and you like.

SOURCE: My Keurig just started only filling my mug 1/2

Have you tried following the descaling procedure given in your owner's manual? The mineral build-up from hard water can cause low flow, and since the machine pumps for a fixed time this means less water in the cup. Descaling usually brings back normal operation.

SOURCE: Coffee overflows onto the counter from time to

I believe your problem is the filter basket holder is not seated correctly or the carafe is not completely inserted in the unit to push the brew pause lever up. The brew pause feature which stops the coffee from going into the carafe when you want a cup of coffee before the brew cycle is done. When you remove the carafe a spring lever stops the coffee from dripping into the carafe. When the carafe is inserted it must push the spring lever up to allow the coffee to flow into the carafe. If it is not the coffee will overflow and make a mess. The filter basket holder should be firmly seated in the unit so it will not have any play in it. Cuisinart recommends using a vinegar and water mixture but BrewRite Cleaner (Sodium Carbonate) available in the coffee section at Wallmart, Kamart and Target is fantastic. You can clean your carafe with BrewRite Cleaner and hot water by letting it soak a few minutes and rinsing. I will also clean your filter basket holder by soaking it as well and all your coffee residue will be gone with no scrubbing.