If you’re like most people, your grinder probably looks like it’s seen better days. The burrs are worn down, the plastic is scratched and dented, and the motor seems to be on its last legs. If you’re not careful, this machine can quickly become a breeding ground for bacteria and dust. Fortunately, cleaning a grinder is relatively easy if you follow a few simple steps. Here are four tips to help get your grinder looking and working like new again:

  1. Disassemble the machine: Before you start cleaning anything, it’s important to take apart the machine as much as possible. This will make it easier to get at all of the nooks and crannies that need attention.
  2. Wipe down all surfaces: Once everything is disassembled, start by wiping down all of the surfaces with a clean cloth or paper towel. Make sure to get into all of the tight spots and corners!
  3. Scrub with a brush: If there are any built-up debris or gunk on the grinder’s blades or burrs, use a brush to scrub it off cleanly. Be sure to work from the top down so that you don’t damage any of the delicate parts underneath.
  4. Rinse off everything: Once everything is clean, rinse it off thoroughly with water before putting everything back together again! You should also give the motor a quick once-over just to be sure there aren’t any leftover particles lurking around inside (a toothbrush can come in handy for this). ..