Urnex Clearly Coffee Pot Cleaner 14 Ounce (Made in the USA) French Press Liquid Cleaner for Glass Bowls Airpots Satellite Brewers and Thermal Servers Removes Coffee Oils

I've been using this stuff for years, and it's indispensable for cleaning my stainless mugs. I drink a lot of ice tea, which I make in an Instant Pot. Both the pot and my mug get really hard-to-remove tea stains. I just use this cleaner with a little hot water and a Magic Eraser and all the stains come out. The stainless ends up sparkling clean and looking like new. I keep this stuff on hand because nothing else I've tried removes stains as well.

We use a Bunn Coffee Maker at work. And on occasion, it will get left on overnight. The clear glass carafes have a tendency to stain even if you don't leave it on overnight. This is THE BEST pot cleaner I have found. Not only does it quickly clean the glass carafes, but it also cleans the coffee mugs that get left with coffee sitting in them or that don't get cleaned by the dishwasher. We even had a mug out in the warehouse that had a thick bit of "something" tan colored in the bottom of it. Probably for years. I poured some of this in with water, let it soak overnight and with a little coaxing it came out in a nice tan disk and left the mug clean, to of course be washed again. Amazing! Love it!!

This stuff really cleans a coffee pot. The directions are screwy, though, just drawings. As I understand it, and eventually began using it this way, you put the liquid in the pot and dilute with water. Scrub with a stiff bristle brush to remove the scale. It actually liquifies it as you scrub. You can't just put it in as swish it around. That doesn't work. But, if you have a mechanical action to work the cleaner into the stains it will cause them to release from the pot, and it becomes perfectly clean. It also appears to coat the pot to help prevent the coffee from sticking during subsequent brew cycles, so frequent cleanings aren't necessary.

Easy to use, and works well.

This stuff worked AMAZINGLY well! I filled my 12 cup coffee maker with 10 cups of water. I then put probably 2 oz of the product in my stainless steel carafe with another cup and a half of water and let the coffee maker fill the carafe and let it set for about an hour. WALA!! I Poured the water out of the carafe and I was amazed of the stuff that I poured down the sink. I wiped the rest out and rain 2 more carefes of clean water into the carafe and was DONE! AMAZING PRODUCT!!

Easy and simple way to get coffee brewing carafes and glassware clean and looking like new. Rinses out easily and doesn’t leave any deposits or discoloration that I can see. This bottle is a large size and solid value that I expect will last me a long time for my home coffee brewing setup.

Don't get me wrong, this cleaner did a good job on the percolator, basket and strainer. It just took much much longer, and did not clean as well as, the cleaner that comes in Urnex' package that has smaller bottle of both Descaler and Cleaner. Wow, the cleaner (from same mfr) that comes in that Descaler-Cleaner bundle just worked so much faster and better. I'm guessing they probably meant for this one to be like a Maintenance item, and for the Cleaner from the Descaler-Cleaner bundle to be a corrective measure? Which is OK. Except that I did try that thing someone mentioned about using one of those cleaner pods, and it performed along the lines of this big bottle. Not as well! But close enough for horseshoes. So I might just continue using that common cleaner pod for maintenance, and buy more of Urnex' Descaler-Cleaner bundles for when I really need to get the percolator and parts cleaned up nicely. Just my take on it, anyhow.

We have this at the office & use it every so often to clean our coffee pots. A squirt and a swirl is usually enough, but sometimes a soft brush is useful to get a stubborn spot. I got this for home use because my pod-coffeemaker was getting a weird stale oily taste to it, and the brewing chamber smelled acrid and nasty. I ran vinegar through a few times to clean out any calcium/magnesium deposits from our very hard water, which took care of other issues, but the smell remained. (I ran through a few cycles of fresh water to be sure the vinegar taste was gone.) So I got a bottle of this, and ran through about a half-cup mixed with a half-cup of water. Gave it several cycles using the same mix of water/solution--it's going to still work even if it starts looking dark and full of junk. Then another run-through of a fresh batch of water/solution to get any final bits, and several run-throughs of fresh water. It sounds like a lot of work, but it isn't. It's like making 3 or 4 cups of coffee--you just pour the mixture through a few times and then flush it. It gets rid of the stains and smells. If you have a ceramic mug that's stained, it helps get rid of any deposits. I wouldn't use it on anything metal [ETA: non-stainless steel—it instantly cleans stainless steel carafes] because it might damage the metal, but for ceramic or glass, it's great to get rid of the layered on coffee stains. I do this about every two months now, but not so many cycles because I got the machine very clean the first time. We still have hard water, and I still need to run vinegar through a few times, but the smell and stains are gone.

I used this to clean the coffee strains from my Ninja Coffee Bar glass carafe and it works a treat. Used with a Addis glassware soft scrubber

Works great to clean coffee pot

コーヒーで真っ黒になったコーヒーポットを今まで色々な洗剤でゴシゴシ擦っても綺麗に落ちなかったのが、この洗剤を使ってみると、驚きです。 コップ一杯ぐらいの水にこの洗剤をキャップ一杯位をコーヒーポットに入れてブラシで擦らづに蓋を閉めてぐるぐる揺すって数分で蓋を開けて中を みるとビックリ!! 透明な水が真っ黒になってコーヒーの垢が綺麗に取れていました。この商品は大正解でした。家内も喜んでいます。もっと早く 知っていれば良かったです。

This is amazing product. Works like magic! Here is before and after images. Follow the instructions and see the magic happens. Thanks

This cleaner works incredibly well. Had a carafe that had coffee stains built up from nobody washing it for ages. Used this + a brush and got it sparkling clean in a few minutes.