Cafiza Professional Espresso Machine Cleaner - 566g Urnex Espresso Machine Cleaning Powder Review

I don't have to say much about this product. I used it to clean the jug of a stainless steel coffee maker and it looks like new. After soaking with hot water and cafiza, the water looked like coffee and cleared without friction. I used to use Dip It (when I could find it), but it works just as well for a fraction of the cost. Make sure to rinse the utensils thoroughly after use as I thought there was a residual taste left in the coffee when using it the next day. I will recommend this to…

I've had a Gaggia Classic Pro since last November and use it daily and cleaning the portafilter has been a challenge. I never got rid of oils and took the little pills that were recommended to me. It looked terrible. A pyrex jar filled with water, heated to hot in the microwave and then shaken with a small amount of this powder, maybe a tablespoon? then fully submerging the portafilter in minutes yielded squeaky-clean, like-new results. I need this for my teeth! Anyhow the directions for this…

I've been using Cafiza cleaning powder since I worked at Starbucks a few years ago. When my family opened a coffee shop, I put it first. what we need. They doubted me until I showed them the cleansing power of Cafiza. It removes grease stuck to coffee stains on urns, dirt on convection oven trays, cleans espresso machine, scrapes milk from inside steamer wands, removes dirt from grill. of grill brushes, etc. You name it, and Cafiza will probably clean it up! I WISH Cafiza sponsored me to write…

Other 5 star reviews are true. I've been using this for almost two years and am only now nearing the bottom of 20 oz. (almost 600 g) packaging. This is not a descaler, this is not an all-purpose cleaner, this is a product for coffee dirt and especially for backwashable espresso machines. (Small consumer machines don't have the 3-way valve needed for a true backwash. If your machine emits a powerful jet into the drip tray immediately after it stops, you have a 3-way valve. All commercial…

As for the coffee maker, I have a very basic Starbucks Barista espresso machine. I soaked the espresso maker and set spoon in a solution of water and this detergent and it all came out incredibly clean (see one of my photos). I understand you shouldn't run this stuff *through* a basic espresso machine like mine, so I use a separate descaler for this Cleancaf home coffee and espresso machine cleaner, 3 packs (0 each) 0.33 oz each ). I also accidentally got a photo that illustrates how powerful…