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Barista accessory LF 1384031

Barista accessory LF 1384031
Barista accessory LF 1384031
Barista accessory LF 1384031
Barista accessory LF 1384031
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ARTICLE 1384031
Article N2 5513233861
WEIGHT 0,003 kg
SIZE l - 203.5 mm d- ø 7 mm

A narrow cleaning brush keeps coffee machines free of ground coffee, milk residue and scale without scratching internal surfaces. The bristles dislodge particles from spouts, steam wands and group heads, while the slender shaft reaches into the narrowest passages where cloths cannot go.

To use, insert the brush into the machine's openings and move it back and forth to loosen debris. The bristles flex against the contours of valves, nozzles and filters, lifting away build-up that would otherwise clog the system or taint the flavour of the next drink. After brushing, rinse the parts under running water or wipe them with a damp cloth to remove any remaining particles.

The brush measures 203.5 mm in length with a 7 mm diameter head, allowing it to navigate the confined spaces typical of espresso machines. Its compact size also makes it easy to store in a drawer or cupboard when not in use.

This brush is specifically designed for De'Longhi coffee machines, ensuring compatibility with the brand's components and construction.

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