I make coffee and put it in a carafe. It keeps it hot then warm, but I nuke it when I want a fresh cup. But coffee has a tendency to stain plastic, so before I donated it, I wanted to clean it good. For a long time, I didn't know how to clean all the pieces parts. When I realized you take the bottom off, then you can take out the silver inner parts and clean it all.
It took a bit of coaxing for the bottom to come off, but when it did, the entire thing could be cleaned. You may need patience to put it back on too, just a heads up. When it was done, it was soaked in bleach water and put back together. I hope if you get to do this someday, these tips will help. N-JOY!
Source: None. Just don't want to donate something dirty.
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I'm with you on this message as I do not like unclean items in my house and I will not donate anything that I have not cleaned.
I just happen to already know about this little tip as a friend had to replace the 'silver lining' and that was how it was done.
Thanks. I also figured out how to pull the handle off a spatula and clean both parts. Yuk!! We are as well as can be expected. Hope you are well, too.
I have found baking soda cleans coffee stains and many other kitchen items.
It sure does! Thanks. They are happy with the donation!
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