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Durgol Swiss Espresso, Descaler and Decalcifier for All Brands of Espresso Machines and Coffee Makers, 4.2 Fluid Ounces (Pack of 2)

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Size: 4.2 Fl Oz (Pack of 2)


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  • Safe for ALL brands
  • No residue, no odor, no aftertaste
  • Extends the life span of the machine
  • Environmentally safe; 100% recyclable PET bottles
  • Made in Switzerland

Description

Designed to break up harmful calcium deposits and limescale buildup in espresso machines and coffee makers, durgol Swiss Espresso is a professional grade descaler solution. It will help you maintain and enhance the performance of your home kitchen's coffee appliances. This descaler solution is made from sulfamic acid to break up tough buildup and deposits. Unlike other citric-acid based solutions, this powerful cleaner will clean up even tough limescale buildup that could compromise the performance of your machine. Regular descaling of espresso machines will help appliances perform at their highest level, so you can continue to host family, friends and dinner party guests at your house! These descaler liquids leave no residue, odor, or aftertaste and conveniently come ready for use, no preparation necessary. This powerful formula is designed specifically for espresso machines and will work with nearly any brand of espresso machines and fully automatic coffee makers. It's easy to use durgol Swiss Espresso descaling liquid: simply fill the appliance's water tank and start the decalcification program. If your machine doesn't have a decalcification program, simply add equal parts of descaler liquid and water into the water tank to meet the machine's requirements for starting. Then let the solution run through the hot water dispenser. Do not steam the solution.durgol descaling solutions are developed and manufactured in Switzerland, so you can be confident they meet strict safety and quality standards. Add these professional grade descaling products to your home kitchen supplies so you can be prepared for limescale buildup, calcium deposits, and more.

Product Dimensions: 4 x 1 x 6 inches


Item Weight: 11.2 ounces


Manufacturer: Durgol


Item model number: 0291


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: May 18, 2006


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    • Works well
Size: 4.2 Fl Oz (Pack of 2)
We use this in our coffee pot that we use daily. It works well and the coffee tastes better.
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2024 by Lancan
    • Easy AND Effective
Size: 4.2 Fl Oz (Pack of 2)
I'm the proud owner of a Dolce Gusto machine and a not-so-proud member of a household where the only one who cares about maintenance of this machine is...me. So as the only one, I'm down with the easy, and this is pretty much it. Fortunately the machine had instructions, since the guides for this product are all in German or French. There are pictures for us barbarian English speakers though, but I still wanted to do this right. So in a nutshell, if you have a Dolce Gusto, here you go: One bottle of this stuff in the water tank (one measure) Four measures (.5 L) into the water tank (I just use the empty bottle) Follow the rest of the instructions on the machine. That's...it. Start to finish about fifteen minutes, and my espressos are coming out much better now. The flow is much improved and I'm very happy with this. It's also given me an opportunity to learn some German, so there's an educational aspect to this product. Really, it works great. I'm more confident in this than I am with some home formula that someone posted on Reddit. Just do it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2024 by J. Tant
    • Excellent!!! Stop searching and buy this one!
Size: 4.2 Fl Oz (Pack of 2)
I have tried various other solutions for cleaning old espresso machines. Nothing else comes close to this one. This is what you need, your search is over. It cleaned out a caked on non working espresso machine to almost like new in two cleanings.
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2024 by Braveheart
    • Why is it so expensive? But it works
Size: 4.2 Fl Oz (Pack of 2)
I have a 10-year-old $35 Krups espresso maker. The tank was coated with 1/4 inch thick lime/calcification... I can only imagine what the inside pipes looked like. I was beginning to think the water wasn't spurting out as fast as it used to, so the espresso grind would be soaked too long and the bitter taste would go into the cup along with the delicious early drips. So I researched the decalcification options here on Amazon. didn't do outside research, though. Should I spend $13 on decalcifying, or buy a new espresso maker for $45? Tough. I opted to try decalcification. I was sold on using this liquid approach, as opposed to the cheaper powder, since my problem was so extreme. Hard water over 10 years builds up. I got two bottles with this package, and followed the instructions on the first exactly. Pour it in the tank, add 1 bottle-ful of water to the tank, and then run the espresso cycle. Then rinse a few times. It expressly said NOT to let the solution sit in the tank for any period of time. I noticed that some calcium deposits were left behind. What to do? I still had one more bottle to go, so I pour it in along with the water. This time I let it sit. (Elsewhere in the instructions, it said to leave the solution in items like glass coffeepots, until the bubbling stops.) So I waited till it didn't bubble any more - about 5-10 minutes. Then I ran the espresso maker cycle and rinsed again. This time, the tank was spotless! But... The downside was that the solution got rid of the huge build-up inside the tank, but I don't know about the bits of piping that lead the water out of the tank into the coffee grinds. I might have let the build-up go too long. Because what happened then was that small bits of the white calcification, about the size of grains of sand, were plugging up some of the tiny holes where the water pours out of the espresso-maker into the coffee grind. I have a feeling that the solution dissolved completely the lime/calcium in the tank, but didn't have enough time in the pipes to fully dissolve those deposits, so some were just dislodged or broken into smaller bits that plugged the holes. They weren't all plugged up, maybe only about 10%, but still. Maybe more would come. What to do? There is a screw on that metal sieve part in my espresso maker, but it was stuck and I only stripped it trying to remove it. So, I decided to just go ahead and use the machine anyway, and it seems to be working fine. Did the product improve the operation of my espresso maker after I used it? I can't honestly say I've noticed any difference. Certainly the product claims that calcification will affect the operation and efficiency of the espresso maker... I've made espresso from this machine almost every day for the last few years, so I have it down pat. It had at least 1/4 inch of scale, which was fully removed. You'd think I'd notice a difference, but I can't say that I did. Still, it certainly didn't harm anything, and so I'm sure it was good to do. So, in summary, I would say the product works completely great, but if you have a cheap espresso maker like mine, don't worry about all their cautions. Go ahead and let the solution sit in that tank, and then what I'd do is figure out a way for that solution to run all the way through the pipes and sit for a bit. The instructions caution against letting the solution touch the plastic or other parts of your espresso maker, but it did mine no harm. I wish I had just used the first bottle and let it sit for a long time, sloshing it around and letting the solution sit in all parts of the pipeline, before flushing. Then I'd have the second bottle for next time. Bottom line: it's expensive, but works. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2010 by World Traveller
    • Works great
Size: 4.2 Fl Oz (Pack of 2)
I had been trying to purchase Descaler and Decalcifier directly from Lavazza for my Lavazza Classy Plus. Either they are out of stock or very high shipping fee. I was worried about using a brand other than the Lazazza brand for a Lavazza machine. I researched a few brands and some of the reviews for other Descaler and Decalcifiers stated that a chemical taste remained after cleaning. Durgol has great reviews and is "unscented". I'm so glad that I took the chance On Durgol Descaler and Decalcifier. I first read the directions on my Lavazza machine then read the directions for the Durgol Descaler and Decalcifier and got to work. There are A Lot of steps but worked step by step perfectly. As soon as the final step was completed the "clean light" went off on my Lavazza machine just as was indicated in the instructions. I highly recommend this product. Fair price, quick shipping and works perfectly! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2024 by Dezi
    • Espresso machine works again!!
Size: 4.2 Fl Oz (Pack of 2)
Had an issue where no water was coming out of my espresso machine. After running a cleaning cycle with this, the machine runs like new again. No aftertaste at all and was so easy to use.
Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2024 by Sandra B.
    • Quickest and safest way to descale your espresso machine
Size: 4.2 Fl Oz (Pack of 2)
I got a used Gaggia espresso machine for a great price but it did need a thorough descaling. This product did in seconds what other solutions would have taken hours. The espresso machine was functioning in no time and I am amazed at how quickly and thoroughly it worked. I instantly saw a difference in flow and pressure. However, I wish there would be a bigger package with a powder like Pully that you can use as a long-term solution from time to time and dose it yourself, as this product is a bit on the pricy side given it is only 2 uses. But for a base cleaning of a neglected machine, it simply is magic! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2024 by Rebecca M.
    • Price and quality
Size: 4.2 Fl Oz (Pack of 2)
This cleans my coffee machine like new I have purchased this from this provider before highly recommended
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2025 by darrell jenkins

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