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Washing Your Mugs. It’s perfectly safe to refill your dirty cup — provided you’re not. Make a baking soda paste. The recommendation is that it’s fine to never wash your mug, so long as you’re the only person to use it. An example can be still be seen with the italian practice of seasoning a moka pot. But does that mean you shouldn’t take the minute to walk over and wash your coffee mug? There’s probably no need to wash out that stained mug, the one with more rings in it than the stump of an oak tree. The case for not washing your coffee mug at all is looking pretty good at this point, but you also need to factor in just what you're. It may actually be the most santiary option. Mild stain in your favorite mug? It’s actually better than fine: For extra precaution, the main pieces of advice appear to be to rinse your office cup after every use, avoid using a communal sponge, and take the cup home for a clean in the. Alex mastin, ceo and founder of home grounds, shared a super. The origin of not washing your coffee cup stems from the age when coffee cups were made of metal. The gritty baking soda helps to remove stains easily, plus it won’t leave any weird lingering smells once you rinse it out. Scrub your mug with a paste made from water and baking soda.

There’s probably no need to wash out that stained mug, the one with more rings in it than the stump of an oak tree. The case for not washing your coffee mug at all is looking pretty good at this point, but you also need to factor in just what you're. But does that mean you shouldn’t take the minute to walk over and wash your coffee mug? Mild stain in your favorite mug? The origin of not washing your coffee cup stems from the age when coffee cups were made of metal. Make a baking soda paste. For extra precaution, the main pieces of advice appear to be to rinse your office cup after every use, avoid using a communal sponge, and take the cup home for a clean in the. It’s perfectly safe to refill your dirty cup — provided you’re not. An example can be still be seen with the italian practice of seasoning a moka pot. Scrub your mug with a paste made from water and baking soda.

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Washing Your Mugs Make a baking soda paste. The origin of not washing your coffee cup stems from the age when coffee cups were made of metal. The case for not washing your coffee mug at all is looking pretty good at this point, but you also need to factor in just what you're. The gritty baking soda helps to remove stains easily, plus it won’t leave any weird lingering smells once you rinse it out. It’s actually better than fine: But does that mean you shouldn’t take the minute to walk over and wash your coffee mug? Mild stain in your favorite mug? An example can be still be seen with the italian practice of seasoning a moka pot. There’s probably no need to wash out that stained mug, the one with more rings in it than the stump of an oak tree. The recommendation is that it’s fine to never wash your mug, so long as you’re the only person to use it. The best way to clean stains from coffee mugs. Maybe with a clean sponge or maybe in. It’s perfectly safe to refill your dirty cup — provided you’re not. For extra precaution, the main pieces of advice appear to be to rinse your office cup after every use, avoid using a communal sponge, and take the cup home for a clean in the. Alex mastin, ceo and founder of home grounds, shared a super. It may actually be the most santiary option.