Cleaning Coffee Machine With White Vinegar

Thanks to this transformer now  I may use my beloved Italian coffee grinding and coffee machine

This unit packs a punch considering its size and weight. It powered everything we threw at it, even our coffee machine, one at the time of course.

I bought it for my Commercial Semi Truck, I used for microwave and coffee machine two weeks with same charge, really very usable.

clears film fast - used to fix color film developed in coffee caffenol as black&white neg's diluted 1:4

The machine comes with a white cartidge, but you need black for equipment and cases.

It is a very nice white microfiber cleaning cloth. Have bought many of these over the years and they are always good.

I am using these batteries for a SoClean 2Go machine for cleaning my CPAP mask every day. These batteries will hold a charge until you need them

I was walking out of a hotel lobby and saw a white packet on the floor...it was a Zeiss Lens Cleaning wipe unopened. I opened it and cleaned my glasses. I have used a few different brands and this, by far, was a superior product. I searched the Internet and found B&H had the best price...I bought 180 and will restock when needed. Thank goodness someone lost one!

You can use it to prop up your busted coffee table.

This was my first experience cleaning the sensor on my Canon 5DII. Quite a lot of the dust on the sensor was visible through the Carson SensorMag, which was very helpful since my first step in cleaning was to use a static charged brush to remove the largest particles. I checked the sensor after each pass with the brush until I could not see any more. Then, I mounted a lens, defocused it, set it to f22, and photographed a white sheet of paper with a bright flash. After importing to Lightroom, I cranked up contrast to 100 and that revealed more (small) spots that had to be removed with wet wipes (the Visible Dust swabs). This had to be done 5 times in order to get it acceptably clean, and in between swabbing I used the SensorMag to check for large particles that would appear seemingly from nowhere. The SensorMag saves time, although if you don't have it, you certainly can proceed using only the images that you take of a plain white surface.