If you think it's about time to descale your Keurig, you might be considering vinegar. Before you use it, there are some ...

Your Keurig is dirtier than you think. Here's how to clean it properly so your morning coffee tastes better than ever.

It happens seemingly overnight. The quick cup of coffee you’re accustomed to takes longer to brew than usual. Maybe there’s an “off” smell or a slightly bitter taste that wasn’t there before. Perhaps ...

Pod-based coffee machines like Keurig and Nespresso are more convenient than their pot-filling predecessors, but they still get dirty inside, the same as any coffee maker. You should descale your ...

In general, descaling involves filling your Keurig's water reservoir with a combination of vinegar and hot water (or Keurig's own, pre-made solution) and running all of the solution through the ...

Don't let your Keurig pods sit and languish in the machine for too long after brewing. It's important to take them out to ...

Expert tip: If you descale your Keurig 4x a year ... reservoir with either 16 ounces of white vinegar orKeurig Descaling Solution followed by 16 ounces of water. Place a mug on the drip tray ...

If you’re like most of us, mornings don’t officially begin until coffee is in hand. Enter the Keurig K-Slim Single Serve ...