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Each day, remove the drip tray from your Nespresso machine and wash it. Use dish detergent and a clean cloth. If there is any buildup in the drip tray, make sure to scrub it away. Rinse the drip tray with warm water and let it air dry. Also clean the capsule container the same way. Without proper cleaning, your drip tray will grow bacteria and mold. While you are cleaning your drip tray, remove the water tank and the lid from the machine. Wash both parts with mild dishwashing detergent. Rinse with warm water, making sure to remove all suds. If you don't use your Nespresso machine daily, consider washing the lid and water tank every few days. Let the lid and water tank air dry before reassembling. You can also dry it with a clean cloth. Avoid letting water sit in the water tank. It can start growing mold or bacteria. Take a dry soft cloth to gently wipe the capsule detector lens. There is no need to use water or soap. You just want to wipe away any smudges on the lens. The detector lens is located inside the machine. You can get to it once you remove the maintenance module, which is attached to the drip tray and holds the cups. The coffee outlet and outside cover of the machine should be wiped down often. Consider doing this multiple times each week. Use a clean damp cloth to wipe down the machine. The coffee outlet is the place where the coffee drains into your cup. Use the cloth to wipe away any buildup. Wipe down the outside edges and the inside walls where the capsule holder goes. When cleaning this machine, never use strong or abrasive cleaners. Use only mild, odorless detergents. Don't use sponges when cleaning. Only use soft cloths. Never submerge any of the parts in water or other liquid.

summary: Clean the drip tray daily. Wash the water tank daily. Wipe the capsule detector lens with a soft cloth. Wipe down the external parts regularly. Avoid strong cleaners on your Nespresso machine.

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Make an appointment to see your doctor if you notice these symptoms together for more than a week, as this disease can have serious complications. It can lead to you becoming dehydrated or malnourished, as your body isn't getting what it needs through digestion. Whenever you go to the doctor, it's a good idea to make a list of your symptoms. Write down the symptoms you've been having and when, so your doctor can get a good idea of what's going on with you. Plus, it will help you remember everything you need to when you get to the doctor's office. The doctor will ask you questions about your medical history, as well as give you a physical exam. They will likely feel your stomach and use a stethoscope to listen to the area. They may also do imaging studies to help figure out what's causing your symptoms. Bring up any risk factors, which include diabetes and abdominal surgery. Other risk factors include hypothyroidism, infections, nerve disorders, and scleroderma.

summary: Visit the doctor if you notice a combination of symptoms. Make a list of your symptoms. Expect a physical examination and diagnostic tests.

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Add your package of active dry yeast and a pinch of sugar. Set the mixture aside for five minutes. Add an additional cup of warm water. Stir with your wooden spoon as you add flour. Turn the dough out. Knead it for eight minutes. Add extra flour if the dough is too sticky. Pour 1/2 tsp. of olive oil into a new, clean bowl. Place the dough ball in the bowl and roll it around till it's covered. Keep it on the counter with a tea towel draped over the top of the bowl.
summary: Pour 1/4 cup of warm water into a large bowl. Add the olive oil and a sprinkle of salt and pepper to the bowl. Add the all-purpose flour to the mixture one-half cup at a time. Continue stirring with the spoon until the dough starts to come away from the sides of your bowl. Flour a clean hard surface lightly. Roll the flour into a ball. Set the dough aside in a warm place for one hour to rise.