How do you clean the water spout (for lack of a better word?
1583457
Open the flap on your remote panel and press the button labeled "wand cleaning" and it will become visible.
1583458
Hi, every time you sit down it cleans the wand. You can press the and clean Button and it extends out and consistently keeps wetting itself so you can"clean" it. If it needs cleaning, typically I use my 10:1 dish soap spray bottle and spray it, then I retract it so it flushes it with water. Then I extend it out again to make sure it's clean. In the very rare case its still dirty, I get a piece of toilet paper and lightly wipe it. Its real easy to clean it. I love the toilet, it's really fantastic. Hope it helps.
1583459
Press "button for wand cleaning" and then just spray it off.I have three of these in our house and we have at 2 of them for years with no trouble ever. They are Great!
3919
I haven't had any problems with cleaning spout or mildew. When I clean I soak it spout and all in the sink and it seems to do the job.
1618576
I just use warm water, dish soap and a scrub brush on it anytime it needs cleaning. It comes right off.
74405
There are plastic parts.. still best spout i have used in a very long time.
1661459
I just use hot water and a touch of dish soap. Then put the cap back on and give it a vigorous shake and dump. Then keep refilling halfway with hot water and capping/ dumping until the water empties clean. No problems with that. Just make sure to clean it after your done with the coffee so you don't go to fill it up the next day and find a surprise in there. ;)
906037
I use bleach water. Let it soak for a few minutes and then clean with soft brush.
1300453
Make sure you fill water below the spout opening. You could also try cleaning it with 1/4 cup vinegar and fill with water just below opening and run full cycle. Then empty and make fresh pot of coffee.
1583672
You simply pull the clean soap dispenser off, then remove th elower chamber that has the dirty water, open the screw off lid, and wash it out. its pretty simple. I use mine a few times a month, saves me dragging the big cleaner out
906038
Honestly I have never had to clean it. Im thinking a heavy duty degreaser or some type of acid base cleaner might do the trick. Maybe even bleach and let it soak. Sorry I couldn't be more help. Almost four years running nonstop and its still going strong.
319809
I just use soap and water. Occasionally I'll use a stainless steel cleaner (Stone and Steel by 409) on the exterior, but I don't think that's necessary. I really only do it if food has accidentally splattered on it. I also empty the kettle each night and wipe the inside of the kettle and the lid dry -- and I keep the lid off overnight to let the interior of the kettle dry out.
1697834
While I don't have the unit (bought it for a friend), if the item isn't working, and you can't return it - if the item is heating, I'd try to see if "maybe" the water spouts became clogged? If you have no other recourse, you may wish to check with the manufacturer and ask them what they suggest? It may be something as simple as steam-cleaning the machine with something they've found works well?
2074528
I've had mine for about four years and so far the spout doesn't leak. I like having the larger supply of water instead of always refilling it! The total time is 15 minutes. Sometimes I see some 'algae' (green) in an upper part of the tank. So when I clean it I use some bleach to kill any cells. It washes out leaving no taste, and the green is gone. Seems summertime is when it does that.
1504386
I just use soap and water. I was it out right away and make sure it dries completely. I'm sure some kind of cleaning solution would work hopefully...
626994
There is a set screw under the spout. Just unscrew it so that you can pull the spout toward you.
315711
Try the cleaning procedure demonstrated on this YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6L5zufsA3-c
447711
Soak in hot water for a bit then wipe out with paper towel .rinse off any remaining residue
1346247
I have found that if I clean it out after I've used it, I have no problem getting it clean. When you take the top off, there is plenty of room to get your hand in there with a sponge. The only possible problematic area would be the spout. If you let it sit with gunk in it for a day or two, it takes a little more than a simple rinse, though rinsing it out with very hot water usually does the trick just fine. I am very satisfied with this separator. I think you will be too.