Your Keurig Could Be Harboring Mold and Bacteria. Here’s How to Clean and Descale It for Better-Tasting Coffee

With 40 million U.S. households using a Keurig to brew that glorious morning cup of coffee, there are a lot of machines out ...
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That's Not Coffee Grounds in Your Cup. It's Gunk From Your Keurig

Start by wiping down the brewer's exterior. Keurig recommends you do this daily. First, make sure the coffee maker is powered off and unplugged. Next use a damp cloth to wipe away dust and other ...