Coffee Cleaning Supplies - Espresso Machine Cleaners and Tools
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It's hard to overstate the importance of clean coffee brewing equipment. I regularily cup coffee samples (a process where no taint is possible since it's just coffee grounds and water) and then brew the same sample in a French Press. Though the French Press is one of the simplest coffeemakers to keep clean, the remarkable flavor change that taints the cup if the Press is not clean is truly astounding! We offer coffee cleaning chemistry from Urnex and JoeGlo formulated to remove residue, rancid coffee oils and lime scale deposits that natually accumulate in the coffee brewing process. If you want great coffee, you must keep your brewing equipment clean! Mineral deposits and residual oils not only create an undesireable hard taste in the cup, but they can ruin brewing equipment too. We have the new CoffeeTool brushes from Pallo too. |
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| Home coffee makers will sometimes brew at lower temperatures due to mineral build-up, and this can be corrected with regular use of Urnex. By using the correct cleaning solution for the task at hand (often in combination with a brush that can reach crevices where accumulations exist) you can enjoy the best cup of coffee possible from your brewer. | ||
| New! Joe Glo Espresso Machine Cleaner | |
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Joeglo is a premium quality commercial espresso machine backflush detergent. While you're busy pulling shots, residual oils from your coffee are busy building up in the guts of your espresso machine. Unchecked, the residue rapidly becomes rancid and pollutes the flavor of your coffee. It quickly and completely removes residual coffee oils, odors and flavors from your group heads, lines and valves. JoeGlo even contains a water softener to help prevent scale buildup. Originally created to wash down and clean out commercial wine making equipment, JoeGlo has been reformulated specifically for use in cleaning sensitive espresso machines. The similarities in cleaning both wine and coffee equipment are evident. In both cases, the flavor of the finished product is everything and to get there, a clean machine is absolutely essential. JoeGlo also works wonders crusty steam wands. Just soak them for a couple of minutes and they're clean. It can be used for non-backflush machines to mix up a soaking solution: Cleans and deodorizes your portafilters, screens, shot glasses and utensils quickly. Use it to clean out your glass pots, airpots, urns, thermos' and steam pitchers. For the very effective soaking solution: Pour a tablespoon of JoeGlo into a quart of very HOT water, stir to dissolve. Use the solution to soak your portafilter handles, filter inserts, utensils, etc. You can also pour JoeGlo's "Wicked Liquid" solution in your airpots, thermos' and French presses, Home-Espresso machines, etc. to eliminate stains, residue and odors. Either way, let JoeGlo work it's magic for a few minutes then discard liquid. Rinse soaked items (and your hands too)! Joe Glo can be used to clean coffee brewers too, just follow these instructions. We also have a Joe Glo FAQ. Joe Glo
Espresso Machine Cleaner 25 oz Jar : $11 (1.4
lb ship weight) |
| Grindz Coffee Mill Cleaner | ||
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You can clean the internals of a burr coffee mill with quick cooking "minute rice" and save a lot of money, but now there is an option that has some clear benefits. Grindz is the first-ever cleaner developed for burr coffee mills or any configuration (flat burrs, conical burrs, deep-v conical burrs). In other words, it's compatibile with all the mills we sell, both espresso-specific mills and multi-use grinders. The formula is all-natural and completely food safe., and cleans the grinder burrs and casings. It removes tainted, stale coffee oils, and most flavored coffee odors. (Now how did that flavored coffee get into your coffee mill?!?) The recommended use per cleaning is 40 grams for espresso mills and 80 grams for shop grinders. The new retail packaging has three packets - so it is still about $3 per cleaning. You can use less for home mills, extending the uses you get from packet. |
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It is recommended to use this every 2 weeks on mills
used daily. Grindz is not going to magically remove years of coffee residue,
but it will keep a clean grinder in top shape without disassembling the
mill and scrubbing the burrs every time. If you have negrlected your mill,
forgive yourself and start by removing the burrs and cleaning it out
with a brush. Then start using Grindz every 2-3 weeks, and your mill will
stay clean and happy! Here is the Grindz FAQ that has some further information
about the product. |
Easy to use, no cleanup needed |
Coffee Equipment Cleaning Brushes - Espresso Machine Cleaning ToolsSometimes you need to use a little elbow grease to clean your coffee brewer or espresso machine! You have a special need for brushes to clean the group head of the espresso machine where the coffee handle attaches to the machine. (Brushes are not illustrated in scale) |
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The Pallo CoffeeTool is an innovative and ergonomic way to clean your espresso machine group head. It comes with changeable cleaning bristles, a measuring spoon, and a neat little built-in steam wand vent poker to get that clogged milk out of the holes. We offer the CoffeeTool Kit, which features a blue CoffeeTool Handle, and 1 nylon bristle heads. Check out the CoffeeTool FAQ page for more details. |
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Replacement Pallo CoffeeTool Bristles: Pallo Replacement Nylon Bristle Heads - 3 Pack Pallo Replacement Brass Bristle Heads - 2 Pack |
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The "Steamy Wanda" Steam Wand Brush from Pallo is a neat little accessory to get that gross buildup out of your espresso machine milk steamer. It is specially designed for the task ... with a special rounded tip that won't gouge the soft metal inside the wand shaft. Check out the Streamy Wanda FAQ for use information. Pallo "Steamy Wanda" Steam Wand Brush |
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Plastic Bristle Bowl Brush - 10.5 Inch Hook This is my new favorite cleaning utensil. We run cleaner through the KBTS Technivorm that we use in the warehouse every couple of weeks - to clean the boiler, filtercone and carafe. I admit to being fascinated by the gunk that comes out. When I then scrubbed the carafe with this hooked brush with the hot cleaning solution still in it - I got out even more! Maybe there is a bit more pathology here than usual - but cleaning your coffee equipment is a must. Your coffee will not taste right if you do not clean the brewing equipment and containers. This makes getting into the curved spaces of carafes a bit easier. Plastic Bristle Bowl Brush - 10.5 Inch Hook $5.25 (+ .75 lb shp wgt) |
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