How do you clean the growler?
630716
It's very easy to get clean, I just put some warm water in it and a very tinny drop of dish soap and slush is around, then keep rinsing it with cold water until I don't see any more soap suds. Keep the lid off until it's completely dry. Also, when you get the growler filled the brewery will rinse it out too.
630717
We have soaked it w/ soapy water for about an hour and then hand wash it with a soft cloth and some soap. We dry the outside of it with a dry soft cloth and flip it over to air dry it on a rack. It seems to work fine.
630718
Just rinse it out really well with hot water immediately after finishing the beer. The person filling will rinse it again when you go for a refill.
630719
Once empty a touch of dish soap and rinse with warm/hot water will do the trick. If you get any heavy buildup inside, b-brite or five star cleaner will do the trick to make the inside sparkle again.
630720
i just add about a tablespoon of baking soda, and 1/2 cup of white vinegar, hot water, swish around and rinse well with hot water,let it air dry before using.
630721
A small amount of dish soap and warm water....the person filling it will use a Belgian bath to throughly rinse all suds out
630722
A minimal amount of soap with water works fine after each use, followed by rinses with hot water. If you go a couple of fills without cleaning it, then I would suggest using straight vinegar. The follow with a few rinses of hot water.
1801077
I use alcohol to wipe mine down. I am the only one using it, however. Good luck!
173991
I haven't cleaned one yet but when I do I will put a small amount of dishsoap and enough water and then shake it. The other option would be to clean it like you would a coffee pot with ice, lemon juice or vinegar.
209771
I just clean it with hot soapy water, and if need be, use a Brillo pad on it.
1998310
I cannot see how something this small is HARD TO CLEAN. Remove it from the brewer, knock out the used grounds and rinse under running water. How is that hard?
1425421
Very carefully. You have to poor out access purified water from previous use, and then wipe out completely with dry paper towel. I don't wet it with water because I don't want to risk breaking the unit, so I wipe clean every time. The color of the unit gets stained from the oils, so getting it back to its original color won't happen, but that's ok. This method should clean the unit pretty effectively.
1035788
Use a solution of Simple Green and a moderately soft brush. Comes right off! The cleaner and the bristles of the brush are key to each other.
993094
The unit is easy to clean and rhw manufacturer directions recommend it be cleaned weekly. I soak the inside of the tank and base with a water/ vinegar mixture and then wipe down the inside of the base.
1498921
Pour some Bar Keepers Friend inside and let it sit for about 10 minutes then scrub it with some dish soap and rinse. The same thing happened to me and this is how i fixed the problem.
281792
I'm not sure of the right way but I use a soft cloth & gentle soap & water. Nothing too harsh or with alcohol in the cleaner.
1924715
Use clean water. It doesn't get gross. Had ours for years, very easy to clean.
1178646
Open the filter housing and remove the cover for the filter. This will allow the the content of the chute to be cleaned and will be collected in the filter. Once the cleaning is done, by the instructions below, you can clean and get ready for another brewing cycle. 1) Remove the cover from the hopper 2) Unlock the hopper by turning the knob, and remove it. 3) Lift the cover for the chute by pulling back on the lever. 4) Using the brush, clean the chute for the grinder. Reassemble and reinstall the hopper.
1862760
I don't clean it, but a mild soap on the outside would do, and a mild white vinegar solution is what I'll run through it after weeks of use. And yes, the tank slides off into your hand which is more convenient that using the small hole in the top for filling.
792252
Simply splash some white vinegar when you fill it up (about 1:10 ratio of vinegar:water), then turn it on full for a while, I usually just forget about it and take care of it at a later time. If there are iron stains from your water just wipe that up regularly. If you want precise directions the machine may have came with some. This is standard cleaning for all humidifiers.
249810
Try using a cotton swab and a little bit of rubbing alcohol to clean it out. And then wash the water canister in really hot soapy water. Rinse out really well and then diffuse just hot water a couple times before adding any other oils. I hope this helps.
1473179
I run cold tap water through it, followed by a final rinse with bottled or distilled water to minimize spots. I don't use any cleaning agents because I am concerned about left over residue affecting the taste of the wine.
777449
When it was new I rinsed it with 50/50 water and vinegar to clean it the first time. I usually just put a little dish soap in it now "just a drop or two" fill it half full of water, shake it really good and rinse a few times.