How to effectively descale a professional coffee machine
Why regular descaling is essential for your professional coffee machine
A good cup of coffee starts with a well-maintained coffee machine. In the hospitality industry, at the office, or in a shop, your coffee machine is often the heart of your hospitality. But did you know that limescale buildup can wreak havoc on professional coffee machines?
At Wagemakers Koffie & Thee Cadeau we see it every day: malfunctions, loss of taste and unnecessary repairs because too little descaling is done or machines are not maintained enough
Why you should descale a professional coffee machine
• Prevents malfunctions and expensive repairs
• Maintains the optimal taste of your coffee
• Extends the life of your machine
• Saves energy and costs
Whether you work with an Etna, WMF, Jura, Schaerer or La Marzocco: descaling is not a luxury, but a must.
How often should you descale a coffee machine?
This depends on the type of machine and water usage, but in general:
Every 4 to 8 weeks with heavy use. If you use filtered water or a water softener, you can reduce the frequency slightly.
This is how you descale
1. Use a professional descaling agent – not vinegar!
2. Follow the instructions of your machine or leave this to a specialist.
3. Always rinse well to avoid residual flavors.
No time or expertise in-house? We're happy to help you with professional maintenance.
Would you like to know more or make an appointment?
Visit www.wagemakerskoffie.nl for maintenance, cleaning products, or advice.
Or email us at info@wagemakerskoffie.nl – we're happy to help!
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A well-maintained machine is the foundation for perfect coffee. Don't let it build up – have it descaled!
Want to know more? Visit www.wagemakerskoffie.nl or send an email to info@wagemakerskoffie.nl.