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Biocaf Coffee Equipment Descaling Powder

Original price was: $13.60.Current price is: $8.06.

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Use to:

  • Remove limescale buildup on heating elements of coffee brewers, espresso machines and kettles.
  • Ensure consistent machine performance, optimal extraction, and better tasting coffee

Features:

  • Made from biodegradable ingredients that are derived from natural sources.
  • Does not contain phosphates.
  • Biocaf Descaling Powder rinses easily and is odorless.
  • 900 g jar.

Dosage:

  • For descaling commercial boilers, use 50 g of Descaling Powder for every 1 liter of water
  • For descaling household coffee makers in-machine, use 28 g of Descaling Powder per liter of brewer capacity

Specifications :

 Shipping Weight 2.14 lb
Chemical Form Powder
Package Size 31.7 oz.
Style Concentrated
Type Coffee Equipment Cleaners

Descaling Instructions:

For Use with Household Coffee Makers

Step 1: Add 28 g (1 oz) of Decaling Powder in 1 liter (32 oz) of warm water in a vessel outside of the machine. Stir to dissolve.

Step 2: Add descaling solution to the machine’s water reservoir. 

​Step 3: Brew the descaling solution through the machine. 

​Step 4: Refill the machine’s water reservoir with water. Do not add any Descaling Powder.

​Step 5: Brew the entire reservoir of water only. 

​Step 6: Repeat steps 4 and 5 twice more to ensure no descaler remains in the machine.

For Use with Removable Boilers in Commercial Equipment

Step 1: Remove boiler from machine and place is a large bucket.

​Step 2: In a separate vessel, create a descaling solution using 50 g of Descaling Powder for each liter of warm water. Stir to dissolve.

​Step 3: Add descaling solution to the bucket, using enough solution to cover the boiler.

​Step 4: Hold for 30 minutes.

​Step 5: Remove boiler and rinse thoroughly with fresh water.

​Step 6: Allow boiler to dry before reinserting into machine.

Ingredients: 

Citric Acid: Derived from citrus fruits such as lemons and limes. This organic acid is used in soft drinks to add a sour taste and as a preservative in many foods we eat everyday. In this application, the acid does a great job of combating the buildup of scale on machine’s boilers and heating elements.

Hydrated Silica: Used as a processing aid in this formula, hydrated silica is commonly found in toothpaste to dislodge plaque and remove stains.