One review stated frother doesn't heat milk hot enough Does anyone else seem to have that problem??
1053092
The temperature is fine for me, it's a drinkable temperature, but it's no where near as hot as the milk you get in a Starbucks latte. Some have complained to me about the milk not being hot enough. I believe a newer Nespresso machine has adjustable temperature for even hotter milk.
1053093
It depends really how hot you want your drink. I personally like the temperature of the milk, but my wife has to heat it up more in the microwave to really enjoy it. I would guess for most people the milk is not going to be hot enough.
1053094
Mine works fine. Frothy and the ideal warmth. If still within warrant, Nespresso will replace quickly.
1077621
Upon reading other answers, I see that one person received a frother in a box that said do NOT heat the pot on the stove. My box didn't have any instructions. To be safe, heat the milk in the microwave first.
1070537
Use very cold milk and make sure the frother machine is not warm to the touch. Also try 2% or 1% milk.
1821932
More than likely your milk is not hot and cools off the espresso. I have had that problem too. You need to keep steaming for almost 2 mins to get it hot.
1677391
It doesn't get really hot, but it is hot. I use the attachment that makes it a fluffy froth and it makes a fabulous latte type coffee. I love the frother so much, I take it on vacation with me. It can also make a cold froth for iced coffee.
1821930
More than likely your milk is not hot and cools off the espresso. I have had that problem too. You need to keep steaming for almost 2 mins to get it hot. Also if you turn on the steamer just before you brew it will be hotter.
1978936
Does your milk get hot or does nothing at all happen to your milk? I find that certain milks do not froth well so while I get hot milk I do not get frothy milk. Have you switched milks?
2193172
If you don't put the frothing piece on it will heat the milk well and with no burning. Mine is still great.
34834
I use luke warm milk, but doesn't always work...make sure its whole milk. FYI...I am on my 3rd set of batteries....what's up with that?
1896261
Yes, will not froth if already warm but perhaps the person wanted it hotter??
1117474
I'm having the same problem. I bought this specifically to froth almond milk and it doesn't at all - not even close.
1761340
I bought mine in December 2013. It's now July 2015 and it just stopped working. Used it everyday since I got it. I'm going to buy another milk frother; probably another brand. I've had 2 frothers, different brands; both stopped working. Not sure if any of them last 5 years.
171559
I've found that there are different opinions of what is hot. When I order steamed milk or hot chocolate I ask for extra hot as I otherwise consider it warm that said, what I do with my Froggers is run twice but don't usually need a full froth the second time around. I'm also careful to watch on the second froth that it doesn't foam over.
1417279
I've never had a problem with the temperature of my coffee & steamed milk. Neither has anyone else who has had a coffee from my machine. It sounds as if your machine might be defective.
171558
I fill the milk to the line indicated, turn on the button, and it gets hot and foamy all by itself. Maybe your machine is defective?
1611185
Hi! I bought this over a year ago due to all the great reviews but I did not have the same experience as them. I pumped and pumped and pumped for a long time and never got a good thick amount of froth as described. I got a very thin layer of froth which dissipated in the coffee in less than 1/2 minute. So I am bewildered by the reviews and still have it in the box practically brand new �I see the other ppl said it was ice cold milk or hot and my milk was room temperature cuz I don't like ice cold milk. So maybe I'll because I didn't use the correct temperature.
2077310
The temperature is adjustable from a cold stir up to 160 degrees plus. I don't know how much froth you'd get if you used the cold setting but it wouldn't heat the milk.