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Historique de l'introduction : Descaling a Cuisinart 12-Cup Coffee Maker

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Introduction
Coffee is easy to take for granted. Pour water into a coffee maker, add ground coffee beans, and push a button. Right? Not if the coffee maker becomes clogged. If that happens, the coffee maker and surrounding area can transform into a soggy mess or even a fire hazard.
Coffee generally is made using tap water, which can leave mineral deposits in the hose that transports water from the coffee maker's reservoir to the ground coffee. ThoseThese deposits accumulate over time and can cause the water to back up while coffee is brewing. This compromises the quality and reduces the quantity of brewed coffee. A backup also couldcan create a spill, which could lead to an electrical short (or even a fire) originating from the coffee maker or outlet.
Preventive maintenance will keep the coffee flowing. This Fast Fix project describes the process of descaling a Cuisinart 12-cup coffee maker, which includes clearing any buildup in the hose and replacing the charcoal filter with a new filter. Completing this project four to six times per year can improve the flavor of the beveragebrewed coffee and prolong the life span of the coffee maker.
Conclusion
After this project is completed, coffee should brew without issues and should taste less murky than it might have before descaling.
Completing this project four to six times per year will keep the coffee maker in good working order. This could prolong the life of the coffee maker and keep it out of the landfill. In addition, it could save money for the owner. That money could be used to purchase better-quality coffee as a reward for a job well donekeeping the coffee maker in working order.