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Bad water can make the flavour flat, making you inclined to use more coffee. Good water helps you get more flavour with the same amount.

Yes, provided you pack them airtight and freeze them in small portions. That way they stay fresh for longer without any loss of quality.

For many people, coffee is part of their daily routine. As long as you feel good about it, drinking coffee every day is very common.

You notice it mainly in how you feel after several cups. Restlessness, poor sleep or a jittery feeling are often signs that it’s enough.

Your body can get used to caffeine. As a result, you may sometimes notice less effect, but that doesn’t automatically mean you need more.

Coffee later in the day can affect your rest. Many people find it pleasant to drink their last cup in the afternoon.

Then it helps to drink less coffee or stop earlier in the day. That way, coffee remains a pleasant moment without any downsides.

For some people, yes. A short break or taking it a bit easier for a day can help you get a feel again for what works for you.

Caffeine is broken down slowly and can still be present in your body for hours. For many people, a portion is still active after 5 hours.

In the evening, you notice more quickly that coffee affects your rest. This is because your body is preparing for sleep.

That can be due to habituation, fatigue, or the time of day. Sometimes your body simply needs rest instead of caffeine.

Many people find it pleasant not to drink coffee after midday. This way you prevent the effect from carrying on into the evening.

Descaling itself usually takes 20 to 30 minutes, including rinsing. This may vary slightly by model.

Vinegar can damage components and leave an unpleasant smell. Always use a descaler that is suitable for coffee machines.

Then the descaling programme may not have been fully completed. Repeat the process or run the rinsing programme once more.