7 Easy Steps To Clean Your Espresso Machine

How does one eat an elephant? The (grinning) response is "One bite at a time!"

. It's the same with any large task, really. Taken in its entirety, it may be formidable. Break it down into its elements, into small bite-sized pieces, and those really don't look formidable in the least. Those steps can each be something that isn't so difficult, something which can be done. And when you get all of them done, why, you will see that you have accomplished the entire large task. That's just precisely how it really is with how to clean your espresso machine. Listed here are 7 simple steps you could take to clean your espresso machine, rapidly!

Step 1. Make sure the espresso machine is off and unplugged before getting started. For this you need to of course make sure that it's safe to wash the machine given that you will be using water to rinse some of its parts. Failure to do so might cause short circuit and may also cause serious damage to your machine. In addition there's a chance for you to get electrocuted as well.

Step 2. Carefully wipe off the exterior part of the machine with a damp cloth. This step help keep you machine look shiny and new at least on it's outside cover.

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Step 3. With a screwdriver, unscrew the group head in order to take it off. This will then allow you to scrub the various components of the group head, which may include the screen and the brass dispersion plate. Wash the parts with a brush and plain water until it's totally clean. Also you can opt to soak these parts overnight in water mixed with a specific espresso machine cleaner.

Step 4. Backflush the espresso machine, steps on how to do this and how often you should do this is usually in the user's guide. Normally it should be done about two times a week.

Step 5. With a wet cloth, clean the milk wand. You may also take it off and soak in warm water to be able to remove milk residue. One important point to remember here is to use a pipe cleaner to take out milk residue inside the wand and a pin or paper clip to unblock the steam hole. This will be significant to make sure that no milk residue will be left out, which could cause unwanted smell.

Step 6. Decalcify the interior by running a mixture of one part white vinegar to one part water through the machine. After that run plain water through the machine two to three times until the interior is clean.

Step 7. Reassemble the machine.

Keep in mind, that you should not put soap in your machine. Furthermore, always make sure you read and adhere to the manufacturer's instructions on how to clean your espresso machine.

Should you stick to the steps outlined above, over time the enormous elephant of your challenge you faced is going to be "eaten up" and handled. You'll complete your project, succeed and then benefit from the benefits and fruits of accomplishment and victory! Congratulations on your victory! You took on a big challenge, conquered it and won, one step at a time!

by: Emile Stengele

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