Coffee Drinker?
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AAARRRRRGH .....What do you guys clean your travel mugs with. I had one that was plastic inside, and it tastes and smells like crap after awhile. Now I have a Stainless Steel one and I can taste dishsoap in it. I know, I know, rinse better....day late, dollar short. What can I clean and rinse with that won't leave a "wildflower and green apple palmolive" taste in my coffee. My day might be ruined now. AAAAHHHH...it tastes awful!!!!
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Clean....mug? ummm.... A really small bit of dishwashing soap (preferably unscented like Ajax). Lotsa rinsing, or the dishwasher, if my wife can pry it out of my hands....err, put it in the machine. For plastic, soaking it in some of the dishwasing machine stuff (hot water) will pull all the crud out.
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Originally Posted by jdmorg
AAARRRRRGH .....What do you guys clean your travel mugs with. I had one that was plastic inside, and it tastes and smells like crap after awhile. Now I have a Stainless Steel one and I can taste dishsoap in it. I know, I know, rinse better....day late, dollar short. What can I clean and rinse with that won't leave a "wildflower and green apple palmolive" taste in my coffee. My day might be ruined now. AAAAHHHH...it tastes awful!!!!
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Mmmmm, Jamacian Blue. Good stuff, only had it once (six cups though). I drink about a pot and a half on working days and 2-3 cups on non-working days. I'm partial to Tim Horton's (its a Canadian thing). Starbucks is reasonable coffee, with an unreasonable price. Coffee? Big and black please.
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My coffee maker has an espresso maker on the side of it. I usually grind my own (either store brand beans, or starbucks if I'm livin free that week) and make it in the 10 cup drip. But, on the weekends, I like to make a quadruple shot of espresso straight into my favorite mug and let it cool a little before I speed-drink it straight up.
I have to have a whiskey water after that to take the edge off. LOL
I have to have a whiskey water after that to take the edge off. LOL