Urnex 19-FCL12-500 Biocaf 17.6 oz. / 500 Gram Coffee Equipment Cleaning Powder

Urnex 19-FCL12-500 Details

Coffee residue and oils can build up in your coffee brewing and serving equipment over time, but Urnex 19-FCL12-500 Biocaf 17.6 oz. coffee equipment cleaning powder can eliminate them in just a couple of simple steps! Made with all-natural, organic, and phosphate-free ingredients, this cleaning powder removes residue and oils that form in coffee brewers, French presses, and servers. Each jar contains 17.6 oz. / 500g of powder that is sure to keep your coffee equipment clean!

Whether you're looking to clean carafes or pourover brewers, this coffee equipment cleaning powder is the perfect solution! This powder offers a convenient and controlled cleaning method with numerous uses. Use it to clear screens and filters, to remove stains from filter baskets, or even as a soaking solution to clean your most used accessories and equipment!

Cleaning Instructions:

Coffee Brewers and Servers
Step 1: Empty coffee from equipment and add Biocaf Coffee Equipment Cleaning Powder into warm water at a ratio per of one packet (9 g) per 1 L (32 oz) of water into a separate container outside of the machine's water reservoir.
Step 2: Once powder has fully dissolved, add cleaning solution into the machine's water tank.
Step 3: Run a full brew cycle to allow cleaner to 'brew through' the machine. Hold for 30 minutes.
Step 4: Rinse carafe or server with clean hot water thoroughly.
Step 5: Fill machine's water reservoir with only water and brew until empty. Rinse all components and repeat twice more, until no cleaning solution remains in the machine.

French Presses and Glass Pourovers
Step 1: Combine Biocaf Coffee Equipment Cleaning Powder and warm water at a ratio per of one packet (9 g) per 1 L (32 oz) of warm water into the brewing device. Stir to accelerate dissolution.
Step 2: Allow cleaning solution to remain in vessel for 30 minutes.
Step 3: Discard cleaning solution and rinse thoroughly with hot water to ensure no cleaner remains.