If your Keurig hasn’t been cleaned in a while or it’s starting not to work as well, it might be time to clean it! It will look good and work so much better after you do so. First things first, UNPLUG your Keurig first. Don’t forget to unplug it! Once it’s unplugged, it’s time to disassemble it. Remove the water tank and the lid, along with the stand your coffee cup rests on. Open the top and remove the K-Cup holder. Then wash all of these pieces in warm, soapy water. Let them dry. Then unclog the needles. You can do this by using a paperclip that is partially unbent. When…