If your Keurig spits, drips, or takes an eternity, it needs descaling. Mineral buildup clogs the soul (and the tubes). Run a cycle with equal parts water and white vinegar. Yes, the kitchen smells like a pickle factory for a bit. Deal with it.
After the vinegar cycle, run three full reservoirs of plain water to rinse. Your Keurig will thank you by brewing faster than your patience allows.
Do this every three months.
Or when the machine starts throwing shade via blinking lights. Trust me, it’s the cheapest relationship therapy you’ll ever have.
How to Work Coffee Machine Keurig: Step-by-Step Guide
