How much apple vinegar do I add to 4oz of water

According to eMedTV, no set dosage of apple cider vinegar has been proven to be safe and effective. However, people often use doses ranging from a teaspoon to a tablespoon taken with a full glass of water up to three times per day. The acidic nature of apple cider vinegar can cause the enamel of your teeth to become eroded, irritate your throat or interfere with blood-thinning medications, diuretics or insulin. Drinking too much vinegar could cause your potassium levels to fall too low, and drinking straight vinegar could cause damage to your esophagus, according to a review article published in "Medscape General Medicine" in 2006.

I went google and typed in--- changing the acidity of vinegar
the first site --testing acidity of vinegar is informative (www.culturesforhealth.com>testing acid)
there are lots of other sites and from one of them you will get a procedure on how to reduce the % to what you want
It is just not a matter of adding water but a process of reducing the PH value of the acid
Happy experimenting

A weak vinegar/water solution should remove calcium deposits. I either used purified water or I add a tiny bit of vinegar to the water when I use the humidifier to help prevent calcium deposits from forming.

The mix of vinegar to water is up to you, but as a guideline, if you're smelling a strong odor of vinegar, then it is likely that your solution is too strong - try adding some water to it. Rinse with clear water afterwards.

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Refill with two cups of cool clean water and add two tablespoons of apple cider vinegar Braggs works great run trigger until all solution is spent.
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The answer is YES but keep in mind that like all Front Load Washing machines, use less vinegar than you would a typical top load washer. If you would usually use 1/2 cup of vinegar (4oz) try using half of that.

Descaling depends the size of the reservoir. I see the B60 but not the B66 at the Keurig site. The two units are apparently the same from searching the support side of the Keurig site: http://www.keurig.com .

For the Mini coffee makers, you use 20 oz of vinegar (2 10 oz cycles). For the larger Keurig units, it takes 48 oz of vinegar.

In either case, fill the reservoir with vinegar and put a large ceramic (12 oz mug for the mini unit) mug on the drip tray. Do not add a K-cup. For the B60 (and probably the B66), press the Brew button. Discard the vinegar after the cycle. Repeat the brew process until Add Water is indicated. Discard the vinegar each time. Then wait 4 hours with the unit on. Discard the remaining vinegar and rinse the reservoir. Fill the reservoir with 48 oz of water and brew several cups without a K-cup until the "Add water" message appears. Discard the water in the mug each time. Repeat the vinegar cleaning if De-scale still appears in the LCD. Run more water without the K-cup if you notice a remaining taste in the coffee after the rinse procedure.

For the mini, fill the reservoir with 10 oz of water, lift the Brewer handle and lower it after 5 seconds with no K-cup in the unit. Press the Brew button. Discard the vinegar after the cycle. After the first cycle, pour the other 10 oz of vinegar into the Cold Water Reservoir. Lift the handle and lower it after 5 seconds. Press the Brew button and wait until the light becomes steady. When vinegar starts to be dispensed, power off the unit. Wait 30 minutes. Then power on the unit and lift and lower the handle again. Then discard the vinegar after the cycle. Next run 4 rinse brew cycles with 10 oz of water each time. Discard the water each time. The unit should be ready to brew with a K-cup after the 4 rinse cycles.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Do not add anything to the tank.... Vinegar is corrosive and that would potentially be very bad.