I use filtered water. I find it makes a difference when tasted side by side with non filtered potable. How does one know when it is time to clean a coffee maker? I run 16 oz of vinegar through and then about 3/4 gal of water after. I taste the final water, that's why it's up to 3/4 gal. I let it run through all parts and then rinse them with the last cycle after i wash them in the sink.
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