How to Clean Coffee Grinders

After you have added the rice, make sure to plug in the grinder, turn on the grinder and run it till all the rice gets converted into a fine powder.

After grinding the rice, make sure to turn off the grinder, unplug it from the grinder and switch the socket, too.

Now throw the powdered rice into your trash can, hold your grinder upside down and tap your grinder to loosen any rice powder on the hopper.

Make use of a dampened microfiber towel and wipe the grinder carefully. Take extra care when cleaning the areas near the blades.

Empty the hopper if they are filled with coffee beans and start cleaning only when you empty the hopper. Carefully remove the hopper, lid and removable sealing gaskets and wash them with hot, soapy water. Rinse them with clean hot water and wipe them with the help of a microfiber cloth.

Turn on the grinder and let it run for a few seconds. If you see any coffee bean getting caught in the grinder, unplug it immediately and follow the next step.

Remove any removable parts, such as the bin that catches coffee grounds, following the owner's manual (excluding the burr). Hand wash them in hot, soapy water with a non-abrasive sponge, then rinse with hot water and dry with a microfiber towel.

Brush away any stuck coffee grounds with a stiff bottle brush, then wipe the burrs with a dry microfiber cloth to absorb oils. Avoid washing the burrs with water, as this can cause rust.

Now you have completed the burr coffee grinder cleaning process, so now reassemble the components properly and carefully so that it is ready to use.