Cleaning & Maintenance Of Your Echo Flask™

To maintain optimal performance and extend the lifespan of the Echo Flask™ by ensuring regular and effective cleaning.

Procedure

1. Bottle Cleaning

1. Prepare the Cleaning Solution:

   • Fill the flask 1/3 full with white vinegar and 2/3 full with warm, filtered water.

2. Run the Cleaning Cycle:

   • Access the Settings menu on the Echo Flask™ and select the Cleaning Cycle button.
   • Allow the flask to complete the cleaning cycle.
     

3. Rinse Thoroughly:

   • If desired, you may use a bottle brush to scrub the inside of the Echo Flask™ bottle housing.
   • Dispose of the cleaning solution.
   • Rinse the flask thoroughly with warm, filtered water to ensure all residues are removed.

Tip: Clean your flask weekly to prevent mineral buildup on the hydrogen generator.

2. Bottle and Cap Care

1. Hand Wash Only:

   • Use warm water and vinegar to clean the flask and cap.
   • Avoid using abrasive cloths or sponges to prevent scratches.
   • Any silicone bottle brush longer than 12" should work perfectly for cleaning the inside of the flask.

2. Protect the Pressure Release Valve:

   • Do not submerge the cap in water, as it may cause water to seep into the pressure release valve.
     

3. No Soap or Detergent:

   • Do not use soapy water or detergents, as these can damage the hydrogen generator.

4. Keep Outside Components Dry:

   • Ensure the generator’s electrical components and charging port remain completely dry during cleaning.

Here's a quick demonstration on how to remove the lid (Time 2:32), take out the gasket/seal (Time 0:39), properly reinsert it (Time 1:04), and then how to put the lid back on (Time 2:18).

Important Notes

• Never Use a Dishwasher: Placing the Echo Flask™ or cap in a dishwasher will cause irreparable damage, which is not covered under warranty.
  

Follow these cleaning instructions weekly to maintain your Echo Flask™’s performance, prevent mineral buildup, and avoid damage. Proper care ensures your flask continues functioning as intended for years.

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