Can this be used as a descaler for a tassimo coffe maker? Is it safe for tassimo?
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NO, this is a kind of STRONG SOAP, specially designed to clean coffee oils. This is NOT a DESCALER. Never use this in the water reservoir. It's used to Clear all parts that come in contact with coffee oils and to do backflushes in 3-way valve operated espresso machines. Try Dezcal to do it. Or look around for instructions on how to use vinegar or citric acid to do so, if you want to "go wild" when removing CALCIUM from you machine. SOAP does NOT remove calcium, OK? Good luck.
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Is your tassimo directly plumbed or have a reservoir? If plumbed i don't think so but with a resrvoir im sure this with the yellow cleaning pod would work fine
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If you have a water reservoir then yes you can use this product. Can be used if you're able to mix the source of water with this product
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After I purchased it for my Espresso machine, got info that it could be injurious for the brewing part of the machine. Never used it.Cleancaf and Dezcal (both by urnex) seem to work ok.
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Yes, but I bougt it for use at my induction cooking plate, and the espresso maker was to smal (radius) so it didnt work.
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I don't know. All I do know is that it is just an excellent de-calcifier and if your machine gets full of mineral deposits from the water you use it might help very much. I use it in my Capresso machine and it really helps. I don't know ahout the Delonghi. If is is an ESPRESSO machine I think I would call the "help" number in the instructions that came with the machine...or get it on line just to be sure. Durgol is a wonderful cleaner upper of hard minerals though. Wish I could be more helpful. I use it on all three of our coffeemakers and it is just fine.
1031451
It works like any other coffe maker, but you are making larger qua rues. There should be a maual
895129
Yes. Having said that, I deeply regret buying this machine. It leaks like crazy. It is impossible to keep clean. And the brew group, omc eremoved for cleaning, is almost impossible to re-install. I have a DeLonghi at home and have none of these problems.
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I'm not sure. I imagine it would, but I didn't have a Tassimo coffee maker when I used it
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I would. But I am guessing you don't have to. The more filtration the purer the coffee flavor and the less you have to descale.
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I don't recall how much water, but the instructions came with the product, telling you how much water to use. One package descaled mine, but if you have let the machine go longer, you may need to do it twice. I used to use vinegar, and ran it through several times, straining it through a coffee filter before reusing it. I think you could do the same with the cleaner solution if the descale light doesn't go out.
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Randi, I really do not know because I use my Zevro only for coffee. I can't think of a reason against using it for tea, as well, or maybe during the winter for spiced wine. It's a great tool, very simple and functional.
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I'm not sure. I returned mine and went back to a Tassimo machine. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Dgarden&field-keywords;=tassimo+machine&rh;=n%3A1055398%2Ck%3Atassimo+machine The coffee was luke warm in the Verisimo and it only brewed an 8 oz. cup with no button to add more coffee and no room in machine for a travel mug. Tassimo does cappuccinos too and the Gevalia Dark Roast Italian is my go-to brew again.
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I returned it when I realized it didn't make as good a cup as my cheaper Melitta espresso maker. But I'm sure you can run a de-scaling solution through it to clean it.
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I'm not sure if this one is adaptable to Tassimo. I only have the Sensseo one. Hope this can help.
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There should be no problem, but I do not see a good reason to do it. Not even for reheating coffee. I would never reheat coffee.
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Ive had Tassimos for more than a decade. I don't think the cleaning process for this one was any different than earlier models and it might be louder than some pod style coffee makers. I won't fret that much about it and just enjoy drinking coffees, expressos, lattes, teas etc that are miles better than anything that other inferior brewer that begins with a K can produce.BTW, I wouldn't buy the latte creamers that they sell, even the "skinny" variety that they eventually introduced. Just put the milk in a grande or venti size ceramic cup, microwave it for about 2-3 minutes until it foams and then add the expresso to the cup. Makes a better latte than using the relatively expensive creamers Ive had Tassimos for more than a decade. I don't think the cleaning process for this one was any different than earlier models and it might be louder than some pod style coffee makers. I won't fret that much about it and just enjoy drinking coffees, expressos, lattes, teas etc that are miles better than anything that other inferior brewer that begins with a K can produce.BTW, I wouldn't buy the latte creamers that they sell, even the "skinny" variety that they eventually introduced. Just put the milk in a grande or venti size ceramic cup, microwave it for about 2-3... » Read More Ive had Tassimos for more than a decade. I don't think the cleaning process for this one was any different than earlier models and it might be louder than some pod style coffee makers. I won't fret that much about it and just enjoy drinking coffees, expressos, lattes, teas etc that are miles better than anything that other inferior brewer that begins with a K can produce.BTW, I wouldn't buy the latte creamers that they sell, even the "skinny" variety that they eventually introduced. Just put the milk in a grande or venti size ceramic cup, microwave it for about 2-3 minutes until it foams and then add the expresso to the cup. Makes a better latte than using the relatively expensive creamers « Show Less
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Yes it can if the distillation unit is stainless steel. Use at recommended rate. Usually a tablespoon per gallon of water is sufficient. Rinse everything very thoroughly afterwards. Typically a triple rinse will statistically remove all residue left over. Remove and discard carbon filter on output side if you have one after descaling. We use this in our laboratory distillation unit and it works very well.
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No you can not use your own coffee. The Tassimo reads a bar code on a T-Disk.
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Yes, that's what I use it for, as well as cold-brew coffee. It works great and makes a really pleasant, rich cup of coffee.