Since white vinegar is cheaper than bottled water here, I just use the vinegar as if I were making a pot of coffee. Many years ago, I actually read the instructions for cleaning my Black'n Decker unit. It said to fill the pot with vinegar as if making coffee. Run it through, let stand for 15 minutes, than run clean water through to remove any residue. Had this coffee maker for 17 years. Betsy
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