The way the coffee grinder grinds coffee beans may be different from what you think. You can control the thickness of the powder by adjusting the button on the grinder, but the ground coffee powder will never be uniform. All coffee powders are different in size. To put it simply, most of the coffee powder ground by a high-quality coffee grinder can meet our expectations, and only a small part is too coarse or too fine coffee powder.

Since these coffee powders are very, very small, they will deteriorate faster when exposed to oxygen and heat. At the same time, these fine powders will be mixed with oily substances and stick to the grinder. Over time, the coffee powder sticking to the grinder will form a shell, which will give the ground coffee powder a roasted peanut flavor. And if you want to grind ultra-fine coffee powder, you must clean the coffee grinder through the following methods.

1. Close the bottom shutter of the bean bin and grind the remaining coffee beans. In this step, you must grind all the remaining coffee beans as much as possible to ensure that there are no coffee beans left on the bottom of the bean bin and on the grinding blades.

2. Turn off the switch.

3. Remove the bean bin.

4. Remove the coffee beans from the bean bin and put them in a sealed bag. Be sure to put the unground coffee beans in a sealed bag and store them in a cool, dark place to ensure the freshness of the coffee beans. Never put the coffee beans in the refrigerator.

5. If this is a manual coffee grinder, you need to use a spatula to clean the grinding blades. This step is the most important because you will clean the remaining coffee powder inside the entire grinder. You will need a dedicated spatula to thoroughly grind the inside of the machine. The spatula should be located above the grinding blade and just seal the interface to the bean bin. Remember to clean up the coffee powder that you squeeze out, otherwise, you will get it everywhere.

Through this step, you can clean up the fine coffee powder involved in the coffee machine. After that, you need to put the bean bin back in, let the grinder idle for a few seconds, and repeat this step until the coffee machine is completely clean.

6. If this is an automatic coffee grinder, then you need a vacuum cleaner. Remember to use a tubular joint to clean the grinder. Reinstall the bean bin and aim at the power outlet to suck out the remaining coffee powder. During this process, ensure that the grinder is open. Keep vacuuming until you see the metal fittings inside the powder outlet and there is no coffee powder sticking to it.

7. Clean the bean bin and wipe off all remaining coffee powder. Make sure that the bean bin is absolutely dry when you put it back into the grinder.

8. Reassemble the coffee grinder.

9. Wipe the powder bin with a damp towel.

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