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Old 21-04-2012, 10:15 AM
PobodY PobodY is offline
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Default Re: Cleaning your nozzle

As a suggestion, why not use something like citric acid? - When I was fixing my espresso machine the forum gurus told me to use citric rather than acetic acid (vinegar); there's not the issue with the smell nor residual taste... obviously the taste of acid isn't an issue when cleaning a nozzle. :roll:

In all honesty though, I found hydrochloric acid to be the best for removing limescale. - I'm not sure if that would damage a nozzle though.
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