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Bean to Cup Machine Cleaning

noelma · 2009-02-13 23:41:45

Recently bought a Jura machine from a UK supplier. Machine works fine but I am having difficulty obtaining cleaning supplies. There is a Galway based distributor, but they seem to think it is ok to charge nearly twice the UK price for cleaning fluids! Anyone know of an Irish suplier, or a uk supplier who will ship at…

13-02-2009 11:41pm

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noelma

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Recently bought a Jura machine from a UK supplier. Machine works fine but I am having difficulty obtaining cleaning supplies. There is a Galway based distributor, but they seem to think it is ok to charge nearly twice the UK price for cleaning fluids! Anyone know of an Irish suplier, or a uk supplier who will ship at resonable rates? (I have research the issue thru Google, but without a satisfactory result!)

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#2 14-02-2009 11:57am

noelma

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mmm.. guess I should have read sticky before posting thread!!:o

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#3 14-02-2009 3:09pm

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Gaggia descaling powder could be used, Kenilworth Electrical in Harold's Cross Dublin 6 stock it.

I have a gaggia syncrony and, as well as descaling, I take it apart and stick it in the dishwasher. It works. I have no idea how to clean the grinder part though.

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#4 14-02-2009 4:56pm

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I use a vacuum cleaner to clean my grinder.

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