Cleaning A Coffee Jug

[bednobs]

the inside of my coffee machine jug looks vile, but the opening is too small to allow effective cleaning.
any ideas?

[Atheist]

Bottle brush? Or perhaps something like bleach or false teeth cleaner?
On the other hand, what's wrong with a bit of staining? Was the west only won because the cowboys scrubbed their coffee pots?

[pastafreak]

Baking soda?

[pastafreak]

No bleach in any thing that holds food.

[Atheist]

Bakihg soda sounds good.

[Hopkirk]

Get some Cup Clean

https://www.wilko.com/en-uk/astonish-cup-clean-350g/p/0480129

[Buenchico]

Steradent is a frequently used solution to cleaning Thermos flasks, etc. I can think of no reason why it shouldn't also work in a coffee jug/machine (although, to be honest, I can't see that a bit of coffee staining would do any harm anyway).

[Hopkirk]

The Cup Clean is very effective on tea cups. It fizzes away removing deposits and discoloration.
I presume it would work on coffee stains too.
They sell it at B&M as well as Wilko, and no doubt many other shops too.

[rockyracoon]

Milton’s quite effective for getting stains out of things.

[rowanwitch]

I use vanish and hot water then rinse really well

[webbo3]

Milton.

[bednobs]

It's not just stains it's residue

[Hopkirk]

Yep, my suggestion will probably remove that. It fizzes and bubbles away so much that it climbs out if you overfill it.