How to Keep Your Machine Clean and Brewing Perfect Coffee

Do you love your Nespresso machine, but hate how often you have to descale it? Well, we have a homemade descaling solution for Nespresso that is easy and cheap to make! This recipe only requires three ingredients: white vinegar, baking soda, and water. In just a few minutes, you can have a batch of descaling solution that will keep your machine clean and brewing perfect coffee every time.

The first thing you will need to do is combine the white vinegar, baking soda, and water in a container. Stir until the ingredients are fully combined.

Next, pour the descaling solution into your Nespresso machine’s water tank. Make sure that you fill the tank up to the max line.

Another thing you can do to help keep your machine clean is to regularly wipe down the outside and inside of the machine with a damp cloth.

Now that you have our homemade descaling solution for Nespresso, there’s no need to dread descaling your machine anymore! Just follow these simple steps and your machine will be running like new in no time.

Finally, press the brew button and let the descaling solution run through your machine. Once it has finished brewing, wait for your machine to cool down before emptying the tank and rinsing out your machine with fresh water.

Your Nespresso machine should now be clean and ready to use! Enjoy a cup of perfect coffee today!

Here is simple recipe how to make perfect coffee:

Ingredients:

– filtered water

– fresh coffee beans

– your favorite brewing method (coffee maker, French press, pour over, etc.)

Steps:

– Fill your coffee pot or other brewing device with the desired amount of filtered water. For each cup of coffee you plan to make, use about two ounces of water.

– Grind enough coffee beans to yield the desired amount of grounds for your preferred brewing method. If you are using a drip brewer or an automatic espresso machine, aim for a grind that is similar in size to granulated sugar. For a French press or plunger pot, grind the beans coarser so they won’t get through the mesh filter.

– Add the ground coffee to the pot or brewing device.

– Pour the desired amount of hot water over the grounds. For drip brewers and automatic espresso machines, this is usually around 200 degrees Fahrenheit. If using a French press or plunger pot, let the coffee steep for four minutes before pressing down on the plunger.

– Serve and enjoy!