Ecolab® Dip-It® XP - 1.75 lb.

This is the BEST stuff for lifting coffee stains. Crystal clear coffee pot and Yeti inside like new.

Dip it is back and stronger than ever. Make sure that the water is boiling before you pour it into your mug with Dip it and all the coffee stains disappear.

I tried other cleaning products on our Presto percolator. Those products (Barkeepers Friend, dish detergent, etc.) required a lot ofmessy elbow grease and didn't do a great job. This is the disgusting water I got from percolating with DipIt. It is a dark as regular coffee! Ewwww! I was ready to buy a new percolator. I thought I was crazy for getting a large amount of DipIt - the only size currently available - but I am in love. And I have plenty to share with family, at 1.5 Tablespoons per cleaning.

The Original Dip it was an excellent product. However this version far surpasses the original. The only coffee I make is perked coffee in a stainless steel coffee maker. While the original dip it did an excellent job cleaning the inside of the pot it did not get the stains out at the bottom of the stem. this new version leaves the pot completely clean.

I bought this last year, because I couldn't find the Dip-It in the small blue box that was always available. I used it once, two electric coffee pots and the product cleaned them as it was supposed to. I stored the box still in it's wrapped plastic covering that it came in, in a cupboard away from dampness. I now was going to clean said pots again and the product is as hard as a rock, my husband couldn't even break it up using a hammer. Product was good, but storage was useless and nowhere on the box does it state how to store the product. The amount of product for a family was to big and now the product is useless. Very disappointed.

the "opening spout" designed into the box just sucks (the old commercial Dip-It product had a little stamped-metal fold-out spout that worked far better), but the Dip-It product itself works as advertised.If there is anything to be of concern with it (in addition to the product's warnings), it is that one should take some extra care, effort, and time to assure that the cleaned surfaces are THOROUGHLY rinsed and WIPED off/out before putting the coffee/tea pots/kettles/machines back into use as there can be a bit of a residual taste-effect if this is not done sufficiently well.

We're among the dinosaurs who still perk coffee. A hundred years when we were young, this product could be found in grocery stores. With the advent of Mr. Coffee-like contraptions conquering the world followed by the French Press Invasion, it became available only for drip coffee makers. It was akin to a miracle to find it at Amazon. It still makes the insides of the percolators absolutely clean and shiny like new, and can be used on thermoses as well. I love this product.

This product cleans the coffee pot with ease. I've read people say the coffee pot needs to be 'seasoned'. I disagree. Perhaps cast iron frying pans need to be 'seasoned' (and what does that actually mean?), but a heavily coated percolator only perks harsh, bitter coffee. Harsher and more bitter as the months go by. There is ZERO magic to old baked on coffee residue for a freshly brewed pot. Period.Used to be able to buy a small box of 'Dip It' on the coffee aisle at the grocery store. No longer. This is that. Bigger box, but economical. Amen. Happy brewing.....