GrandpaKip wrote:
hohenwald48 wrote:
#1nobby wrote:
downtheroad wrote:
You can always leave the Kerig in your rig and run some anti-freeze through the tank........(kidding).
Don't laugh....I've looked into it. :)
Just run a little Irish whiskey through it. Then you can enjoy the taste of "antifreeze" in the spring.
I thought a bit of Jameson was a requirement for coffee.
Joking aside, please DO NOT run alcohol into your Keurig in an attempt to "winterize" it. Very bad things can happen when the liquid in the brewer does not reach the temp required to turn off the heating element.
Store it above freezing and give it a good clean out in the spring with white vinegar and you will be fine.
