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Urnex Cafiza, 20oz powder
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MSRP: $10.95
Your Price: $10.95
Shipping: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Urnex
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Urnex Cafiza, 20oz powder Features
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Espresso and coffee machine cleaner powder perfect for back flush cleaning process
Eliminates residue in group heads, valves and water lines
Foam and solubility balanced for optimal rinsing
NSF certified for metal compatibility and safety
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Additional Urnex Cafiza, 20oz powder Information
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Cafiza Espresso Machine Cleaner Powder is an integral part of the daily maintenance routine for espresso machines. Specifically formulated for effective use in the back flush cleaning process, Cafiza is designed to combine maximum solubility and cleaning power with easy rinsability. Cafiza is recommended for use with a wide-range of traditional espresso machines and is NSF certified for metal compatibility and safety.DirectionsCommercial Espresso MachinesBack Flush (each group head):1. Insert blind filter in portafilter and add up to 1/2 teaspoon (3 g) of Cafiza Powder. Insert portafilter into group head.2. Activate brew cycle for 10 seconds. Stop 10 seconds. Repeat 5 times.3. Remove portafilter. Activate brew cycle and rinse portafilter in stream of water from group head. Stop cycle.4. Insert portafilter into group head. Repeat step (2) without Cafiza Powder 5 times.5. Make and discard a cup of espresso to insure no residue remains.Soak:1. Soak filters and metal of portafilter for 30 minutes in 1 teaspoon (6 g) of Cafiza Powder per 32 oz. (1 L) of hot water.2. Rinse with clean hot water.Coffee Brewers1. Empty coffee from equipment. Sprinkle 1/2 teaspoon (3g) of Cafiza Powder per 64 oz. (2 L) of brewer capacity directly into brew basket. 2. Run a full brew cycle into each vessel and hold for 30 minutes. 3. Empty each vessel and rinse all parts with clean hot water. TIP: Wet cloth with Cafiza Powder solution and wipe down spray heads, then wipe clean. Caution: Solution may be very hot.
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What Customers Say About Urnex Cafiza, 20oz powder:
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Does the job. Works best in hot water, and you only need a few sprinkles. I clean my coffee maker, but I can't reach certain nooks and crannies. I ran a cycle and got so much gunk coming off, I was grossed out thinking about the junk I might've been drinking. We used this stuff when I worked at Starbuck's. Too bad it doesn't simultaneously descale (I use a 1/2 can of soda pop Saturdays overnight).
I've used a variety of cleaners for my coffee pot, but this has to be the best ever. Works great. You can definitely tell the difference before and after.
Urnex Cafiza took away all the black gunk in my coffeemaker and was easy to use. It doesn't make the coffee taste funny if you follow the directions and run it twice with clear water.
Works perfectly with my Expobar espresso machine. I've been using Cafiza for several years and I'm satisfied how it cleans the innards of my machine.
The only trouble we ever had with it was when we used too much powder - then the powder didn't fully dissolve and had to be wiped off. This is amazing stuff - it only takes a little powder to get a lot of coffee stains off of equipment. But even then it didn't affect the taste of the espresso the next morning. It also doesn't leave a flavor behind. When I first used this I was working as a barista in a bookstore and was amazed at how quickly the powder removed a day's worth of coffee grunge from our espresso machine and coffee pots. I would say for home use, you probably don't need more than a half teaspoon to clean out a coffee pot. I will probably purchase some once it comes back in stock.
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