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I need natural cleaning solutions (homemade) for cleaning out a coffee urn. It is stained all brown and looks yucky.
Melody from White City, Oregon
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RE: Cleaning a Coffee Urn
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Post By Louise (Guest Post)
(11/29/2006)
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Melody
I use BakingSoda and a bottle brush and it not only cleans the oil out but leaves a nice clean taste to the coffee.
RE: Cleaning a Coffee Urn
it is not exactly natural but with my electric percolators i use Automatic Dishwasher detergent and let it perk through a cycle then rinse very very well, makes it shine like new money
RE: Cleaning a Coffee Urn
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Post By Sandra (Guest Post)
(11/25/2006)
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throw a few pennies in the urn with some soda.. the swishing of the copper pennies and the soda should make it sparkle again
RE: Cleaning a Coffee Urn
Have you tried using very hot water and table salt ?
Just put the water and salt in in the urn and swish it around.
It may take a few tries.
You can try the hot water and baking soda also.
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