How to use Coffee maker with Ayurvedic powders?

[MissRissa]

So I don't drink coffee and have never made any but i've read on a couple of threads where people were making their rinses with a coffee maker. so im trying to go purchase a really cheap coffee maker to do so. Can I get a step by step on how to do this? Please and thank you.

 

[Stella B.]

There's a video on You Tube to show you how. The title is Ayurvedic rinse in case this link doesn't work: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9PmjOYtrL_0

 

[Lucky's Mom]

also intersting........

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcA9HBMDR6I&feature=related

 

[MissRissa]

thanks yall!! i swear sometimes nobody responds to my dag on questions. cant see youtube at work, will check them out once i get home.

 

[MissRissa]

k im gonna bump this in case someone else has some input. there was a great video on using the coffee maker for the herbs but i dont have a clue as to how much water to use

 

[snowbal2200]

StellaB excellent tutorial. I am going to use a coffee maker now in order to make a rinse with the powders I have just purchased.

 

[Missi]

k im gonna bump this in case someone else has some input. there was a great video on using the coffee maker for the herbs but i dont have a clue as to how much water to use

hey: the instructions that came with the coffee maker said how much water to use per tsp of mix: it said for 4 tsp fill beaker to specified line.

Candy C suggest using no more than 3 powders at once so I did Amla Powder (2 tsp) Shikakai (1 tsp) & Brahmi (1 tsp) = 4 tsp so thats how I came to using that amount

 

[MissRissa]

thanks sugar plum honey doodle!!! ive never made coffee so i didn't know if i was to use the instructions that come with the coffee maker for the herbs or not. i think im gonna try 2 amla, 1 shikakai, and 1 bringheraj
i figured making it with the coffee maker would be way easier than all that straining and pouring cups here and there.