Urnex Grindz Grinder Cleaning Teblets

I have a DeLonghi bean-to-cup machine and this is an essential item to clean the grinding mechanism. Easy to use: recommended.

I'd had my burr coffee bean grinder for 9 months and decided to treat it to a clean. Apart from brushing the dust out occasionally there's no other way to really clean the workings out other than to use cleaning tablets or take the machine apart which I didn't want to do. I followed the instructions and used 40 grams of tablets (as you can see in the video this wasn't many out of the previously full tub) and they came out with coffee bean detritus as expected. I then flushed through twice with some old beans I'd kept for this job. I can't say I noticed any difference in the taste of my coffee afterwards but I'll continue using the tablets every 9 months to keep the machine clean inside.

Worked well cleaning conical burrs

Had a grinder for a while and didn't realise you needed to use this until the grinding slowed down and a quick look on you tube showed how to use these cleaning tablets. Followed instructions and it worked as stated! Will be using on a regular basis from now on

It works well. Highly recommended for speedy cleaning of a grinder which saves taking the grinder apart and cleaning it manually. Was recommended by the manufacturer of my grinder.

This is an excellent product if you own a burr grinder and want to still get good, fresh tasting coffee after months or even years of grinding your own beans. Yes, you can take the machine apart and clean it manually, and there is lots of help on the web about how to do this. But it is still a bit of a challenge, very fiddly and time-consuming, and who know whether you will even succeed in putting it all back together? By contrast, a quick flush through with Grindz is simplicity itself, and gives you an excellent result. Two things to note: for an ordinary, domestic grinder you only need about 40g of Grindz each time, so one pack will last you for ages. And - very important - you must buy some sacrificial coffee beans from the supermarket, something cheap as chips, or even a brand you don't like, use these to clean the machine through after Grindz has done its job, and then throw the resulting mess away (combination of ground coffee and the powder residue from the Grindz). I suspect that customers who have complained about funny tasting coffee after using Grindz haven't done this (or haven't done it enough). I had absolutely no problem after a couple of goes flushing through, and am now delighted with the result when grinding proper coffee beans that I actually like.

Handy little granules that do seem to make a difference to the quality of the coffee my burr grinder produces

Bloody dear for what it is, but it claims to clean your burrs well. Tbh I couldn't see or taste much difference.