Brew group brush
Brewing group brush
Coffee residue in the portafilter holder under the brewing group of an espresso machine is often the reason why espresso tastes bad. The brewing group brush , with its reinforced bristles, is designed to remove even stubborn dirt.
Product features
- Robust bristles: Effective cleaning of the brewing group and the brewing group seal.
- Handle length: Approx. 17.5 cm – ideal distance from the hot brewing group.
- Bristle length: 2.3 cm for thorough cleaning.
- Material: plastic
Customer feedback:
"The brushes are also suitable for cleaning golf clubs :-)"
Why do we sell this brew group brush?
A clean portafilter machine is crucial for great-tasting coffee. This brush is ideal for cleaning the brewing group, as its long, stiff bristles reliably remove dirt buildup. The cleaning brush isn't spectacular, but it's an important tool for cleaning the portafilter machine. The angled handle and its 17.5cm length allow you to maintain a safe distance from the hot brewing group during cleaning.
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