Preservation method of siphon filter cloth
If the flannel filter cloth of the siphon pot is not preserved properly, it will not only produce a bad smell, but also mildew, completely destroying a good cup of coffee. Therefore, we must pay attention to the filter element should be soaked in clean water after each use, and remember to change the water every day. If you don't use it for many days, you can put the soaked container in the freezer and rinse and thaw before use. If the filter cloth already has a bad smell, you can try soaking in hot water with edible-grade baking soda to effectively dissolve the oil.

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Little tricks for recycling coffee grounds
When the weather warms up, cockroaches start moving around again. The next time you go to a cafe, ask your boss for some coffee grounds and sprinkle them in the kitchen or in the corner of the wall infested by cockroaches. Cockroaches will stay away. This method can be used in many restaurant kitchens, and it works very well.
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The "Journey" after Coffee enters the Human body
Coffee is fragrant and refreshing, but do you know what chemical changes will take place in the human body after a cup of coffee? Recently, a foreign website described in detail the "journey" of coffee into the human body, which is very interesting.
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