Cleaning > AppliancesJuly 07, 2011
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Cleaning a Home Espresso Machine

closeup of espresso machine and orange coffee cupCleaning a home espresso machine can be a daunting job. Short of hiring your own barista, read on. This is a guide for cleaning a home espresso machine.

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Cleaning Italian Aluminum Espresso Coffee Makers

I have an Italian espresso coffee maker that has collected a lot of oily stuff inside the upper container (where the coffee is collected). Someone had told me never to wash it, now I have my doubts. Any advice? I do not know the maker of the thing. Many thanks for taking the time to reply.

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By louel53 08/16/2011

That oily buildup is certainly from the coffee. I would wash this pot on a regular basis. If you use it several times a day, maybe a rinse between uses would be sufficient, and a thorough washing once a day. I think the whole "not washing the coffee pot " idea is a very out dated one.

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