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    How do I stop my coffee maker from making coffee that tastes like plastic?

    By admin | July 2, 2009

    I just bought a 4-cup coffee maker to replace my broken Krups. The directions mentioned that, before making the first cup of coffee, I should run water through the system first. I did this, but even after a month of using the coffee maker every day, the coffee tastes like plastic. I’ve been using the same filters, water, and coffee as I did in my old machine, so it has to be the new coffee maker. How do I get the plastic taste out of my coffee?

    Topics: coffee excellence | 1 Comment »

    One Response to “How do I stop my coffee maker from making coffee that tastes like plastic?”

    1. jfl Says:
      July 2nd, 2009 at 10:27 am

      1. Contact the manufacturer. It might have been recalled. In that case they should off to replace it at no charge.

      2. Try running a coffee pot cleaner thru it. You can also use diluted vinegar.

      3. Return it to the store for exchange or refund.

      Plastic coffee is the worst!!!

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