I am not going to start preaching to you about the benefits of cleaning and the impact on equipment maintenance along with the quality of coffee output. However, we are dealing with human beings behind the machine who generally know 'how' to back flush and at their discretion will do it, with powder, without powder, with too little powder or too much powder.
So how do you know that the equipment and by extension the coffee is performing at its best through correct and regular cleaning? You could estimate the amount of powder per day per group and come up with a simple formula for how long the jar of powder should last. The challenge with that is that the usage amounts will vary from user to user.
A good solution to this can be the use of tablets. Cafetto's Espresso Clean Tablets give you a controlled size portion perfect for cleaning the group. The 1.5g Tevo Tablets remove coffee oils, grounds and stains, improving the taste and aroma of espresso after the machine is cleaned.
The use of tablets will provide the correct amount of chemicals every single time. Consistency like this has positive outcomes for the end user which can keep solenoid issues, service costs and machine downtime at bay. The jar of 150 makes for easy maths when calculating how long the jar should last. Getting your clients on a regimented delivery of cleaning will take out the guesswork of whether they are cleaning the equipment consistently and regularly enough.
If you would like to enquire further about Cafetto backflushing tablets, please feel free to send our team a message using the chat module on the bottom left hand side of your screen. Alternatively, you can give our team a call on 1300 724 249 or email [email protected]
