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From: welty@sunup.steinmetz (richard welty)
Newsgroups: sci.electronics,misc.consumers
Subject: Re: Coffee Makers
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Date: 1 Feb 88 23:51:58 GMT
References: <2718@cup.portal.com>
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From article <2718@cup.portal.com>, by Regina_Anne_Levin@cup.portal.com:
>     I have a Krups coffee maker that I dearly love.  I
> would like to decalcify it.  In the past, I've run vinegar
> diluted with water through coffee makers that I haven't
> been as fond of.  In the instructions that came with the
> Krups, they tell you to buy Krups decalcifying agent for

For what it's worth, the envelope of Krups decalcifying agent that
came with my coffee maker clearly says `citric acid'.   I have no
idea why they prefer it to Vinegar, but I suppose that you could
clean your coffee maker with orange juice :-)

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