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Date: 04 Jul 2006 05:31:41
From: Creme
Subject: Cleaning Grinders
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Hello Coffee lovers and shop owners,
I have a great way to clean the bunn or any grinders you have. Pour
about a cup of un cooked rice in each of the bunn grinders and turn
them on. All the old coffee grinds come out with it. I do this about
one a week in my coffee shop. You and also do this in those small
grinders - the ones people have at home.
That's my tip for the day,
You all have a great July 4th.
Creme
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Date: 04 Jul 2006 20:00:40
From: The Other Funk
Subject: Re: Cleaning Grinders
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"Creme" <RoastedTuesday@aol.com > wrote in message
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> Hello Coffee lovers and shop owners,
>
> I have a great way to clean the bunn or any grinders you have. Pour
> about a cup of un cooked rice in each of the bunn grinders and turn
> them on. All the old coffee grinds come out with it. I do this about
> one a week in my coffee shop. You and also do this in those small
> grinders - the ones people have at home.
>
> That's my tip for the day,
>
> You all have a great July 4th.
>
>
> Creme
>
I have gotten good results with half a cup in the regular coffee
Grindmasters. The flavored coffee one may take 2 or 3 treatments.
You may want to follow that up with some beans that you don't care about to
get the rice out. I use roasting mistakes.
Bob
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Date: 05 Jul 2006 00:09:36
From: Ritske Rensma
Subject: Re: Cleaning Grinders
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I've always been curious about that method - never tried it, though.
Does it matter at what grind setting you set the machine?
ritske
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Date: 05 Jul 2006 17:44:13
From: The Other Funk
Subject: Re: Cleaning Grinders
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"Ritske Rensma" <r.rensma@virgin.net > wrote in message
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> I've always been curious about that method - never tried it, though.
> Does it matter at what grind setting you set the machine?
>
> ritske
>
I'll usually set the Grindmaster to esspresso for the rice and back to drip
for the waste beans. The Fetcos, I don't bother because it's not a variable
setting from the outside and I am not taking the cover off once a week.
--
Coffee worth staying up for - NY Times
www.moondoggiecoffee.com
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Date: 05 Jul 2006 20:10:59
From: Jeff Davis - Charter
Subject: Re: Cleaning Grinders
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On 7/4/06 7:31 AM, in article
1152016301.014339.226020@m73g2000cwd.googlegroups.com, "Creme"
<RoastedTuesday@aol.com > wrote:
> Hello Coffee lovers and shop owners,
>
> I have a great way to clean the bunn or any grinders you have. Pour
> about a cup of un cooked rice in each of the bunn grinders and turn
> them on. All the old coffee grinds come out with it. I do this about
> one a week in my coffee shop. You and also do this in those small
> grinders - the ones people have at home.
>
> That's my tip for the day,
>
> You all have a great July 4th.
>
>
> Creme
>
How do you get the rice out?
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Date: 05 Jul 2006 18:21:20
From: Randy G.
Subject: Re: Cleaning Grinders
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Jeff Davis - Charter <jpdavis-1@charter.net > wrote:
>On 7/4/06 7:31 AM, in article
>1152016301.014339.226020@m73g2000cwd.googlegroups.com, "Creme"
><RoastedTuesday@aol.com> wrote:
>
>> Hello Coffee lovers and shop owners,
>>
>> I have a great way to clean the bunn or any grinders you have. Pour
>> about a cup of un cooked rice in each of the bunn grinders and turn
>> them on. All the old coffee grinds come out with it. I do this about
>> one a week in my coffee shop. You and also do this in those small
>> grinders - the ones people have at home.
>>
>> That's my tip for the day,
>>
>> You all have a great July 4th.
>>
>>
>> Creme
>>
>How do you get the rice out?
A Mongoose! ;-)
Just run some coffee through after the rice.
I have never tried the rice, but can verify that Urnex Grindz works
really well- see the before and after pics in my review on my website.
Grindz is now available is a smaller, consumer-friendly size.
_About_ 3/4 -1 tablespoon usually does it in a Rocky.
Randy "groundz" G.
http://www.EspressoMyEspresso.com
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Date: 07 Jul 2006 02:55:33
From: The Other Funk
Subject: Re: Cleaning Grinders
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"Randy G." <frcn@DESPAMMOcncnet.com > wrote in message
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> Jeff Davis - Charter <jpdavis-1@charter.net> wrote:
>
>>On 7/4/06 7:31 AM, in article
>>1152016301.014339.226020@m73g2000cwd.googlegroups.com, "Creme"
>><RoastedTuesday@aol.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Hello Coffee lovers and shop owners,
>>>
>>> I have a great way to clean the bunn or any grinders you have. Pour
>>> about a cup of un cooked rice in each of the bunn grinders and turn
>>> them on. All the old coffee grinds come out with it. I do this about
>>> one a week in my coffee shop. You and also do this in those small
>>> grinders - the ones people have at home.
>>>
>>> That's my tip for the day,
>>>
>>> You all have a great July 4th.
>>>
>>>
>>> Creme
>>>
>>How do you get the rice out?
> A Mongoose! ;-)
>
> Just run some coffee through after the rice.
>
> I have never tried the rice, but can verify that Urnex Grindz works
> really well- see the before and after pics in my review on my website.
> Grindz is now available is a smaller, consumer-friendly size.
>
> _About_ 3/4 -1 tablespoon usually does it in a Rocky.
>
>
> Randy "groundz" G.
> http://www.EspressoMyEspresso.com
>
Grindz works nicely but at $7 or 8 a bottle it can get a lttle pricey.
Especcialy is a retail environment when you need to clean at least once a
week. A 5 pound box of generic instant rice is about $7 and even though you
use more, it pays off in the end.
I use roasting mistakes or some real cheap beans to push the rice out.
Bob
--
Coffee worth staying up for - NY Times
www.moondoggiecoffee.com
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