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Homeowner Forum / Cleaning / January 2007cleaning an espresso maker
The instructions call for citric acid, which I don't have. Does anyone know if vinegar would work? Check at the local "Wally World" (Walmart) in their canning section. If you do not have that, you might check where they carry canning supplies. I don't think that citric acid (from things like oranges and lemons) is the same as vinegar. Sandra B Huntsville, Alabama > The instructions call for citric acid, which I don't have. > Does anyone know if vinegar would work? > The instructions call for citric acid, which I don't have. > Does anyone know if vinegar would work? if it's a good machine, i wouldn't try anything contrary to the instructions. i've become a born-again instruction-follower. they have citric acid in every supermarket i've been in. they keep it with the baking powder, arrowroot, tartaric whatever-it-is, cachous, and stuff like that. kylie >> The instructions call for citric acid, which I don't have. >> Does anyone know if vinegar would work? [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > with the baking powder, arrowroot, tartaric whatever-it-is, cachous, > and stuff like that. kylie Last week the Board met to discuss FH's recent spamming for the mold remediation company. As you may know, a certain former secretary of defense sits on the board. I served him espresso afterward, and he told me it tasted like vinegar. That's how I learned my lesson. Espresso machines are hard to rinse thoroughly, and guests are less likely to complain about the taste of citric acid. Until next time, Marcey >>> The instructions call for citric acid, which I don't have. >>> Does anyone know if vinegar would work? [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > thoroughly, and guests are less likely to complain about the taste of > citric acid. Well HELLO Marcia. How very nice to see you in the group again. I had NO idea you were a barista for the board. Do you wash up too? >>>> The instructions call for citric acid, which I don't have. >>>> Does anyone know if vinegar would work? [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > I had NO idea you were a barista for the board. > Do you wash up too? I served Donny at my apartment. At the meeting he had asked to see the inside after my testimonial about a certain carpet cleaner. I agreed to show him if first I could introduce him to a special friend at Walmart. Until next time, Marcey >>>>> The instructions call for citric acid, which I don't have. >>>>> Does anyone know if vinegar would work? [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > inside after my testimonial about a certain carpet cleaner. I agreed to > show him if first I could introduce him to a special friend at Walmart. One should never mix business with pleasure dear. Whink! >>>>>> The instructions call for citric acid, which I don't have. >>>>>> Does anyone know if vinegar would work? [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > One should never mix business with pleasure dear. > Whink! This was not my first disaster entertaining a board member. Fray once rushed from my bathroom coughing with his trousers around his ankles. My choreboy had left ammonia in the tub. He told me somebody at AHC had given him the idea. Net Nanny now prevents my domestic help from accessing this group. Until next time, Marcey |
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