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| [title] Getting hot water | |
| - | [* black] Go to a source where you can get hot water, and prepare the water for heating. Hot water is used to clean the head quickly and improve the odds it will clean the printer out completely. You can use any source of water, but a coffee maker may not be your best choice. |
| + | [* black] Go to a source where you can get hot water, and prepare the water for heating. Hot water is used to clean the head quickly and improve the odds it will clean the printer out completely. You can use any source of water, but a coffee maker may not be your best choice./***Add a caution notice to the this step to warn about the hot water.*** |
| [* icon_note] Use of a coffee maker isn't "bad", but you should do some additional filtering first to get the coffee bits out of the water that comes out. This can be done with a strainer or multiple batches without a coffee pod and the carrier, in the case of the Keurig coffee makers. Some other sources could be boiled over a stove or microwaved, for example. |