Ever since its inception, microwave ovens have an unshakeable reputation of somehow being bad for your health. After all, it uses microwaves – a form of radiation – to heat food. And since radiation = bad, then it follows that microwave ovens are bad for you too, right? According to scientists, that may not be … Read more
Both a toaster oven and a microwave oven are useful appliances that should be in a modern kitchen. However, you might be confused about how they differ. After all, both are considered ovens, so do you really need both or just one and not the other? I will discuss how a toaster oven vs. a … Read more
One of the most handy appliances that a modern home should have is a water dispenser. Not only can it provide a refreshing ice-cold water on hot summer days, but it can also give you a source of instant hot water for use during cold and rainy days. But have you ever wondered how this … Read more
A refrigerator and a stove are partners in crime; one stores the ingredients and the other turns them into wonderful dishes. So it only makes sense that in a kitchen, the refrigerator should be near the stove to make your kitchen workspace more ergonomic. Right? Well…not really. You shouldn’t put your refrigerator beside your stove … Read more
Most likely, there is a build-up of hardened minerals (scaling) that is blocking the tubes thus preventing your coffee maker from pumping the water from the reservoir to the shower head. It could also be because the heating element is malfunctioning.
This problem is inherently mechanical in nature, and hence you will have no choice but to buy spare parts and repair it (or have it repaired for you). You should always debate whether repairing your coffee maker will make more sense for you than just replacing it outright.
In this article, we will discuss how a coffee maker works and why you shouldn’t put hot water for it.
It’s just a simple, honest-to-goodness, automatic drip type coffee maker…and guess what, it does a mighty fine job at it as well.
Short answer: No. It’s better to err on the side of caution.
The longer they are left alone, the harder these deposits are to remove.
