Would this product work as well in a standard Capresso coffee maker (not an espresso machine)?
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It should work as a replacement for the Capresso tablets in any of the machines where they call them out. I would not use them in a machine that does not normally use tablets. They are not a replacement for the liquid de-scaling agent they call out.
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I'm not an expert but my research indicates that it will clean most coffee machines. Always seek information from the manufacturer to ensure compatibility.
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This product effectively removes the coffee residues remaining inside any coffee machine or device used to brew coffee. It effectively dissolves and and allows the residue to be flushed away, leaving the coffee circuits inside the machine virtually residue free. The machine must be thoroughly rinsed after use of this product and you should check with your machine's manufacturer to verify that there are no nonmetallic internal parts that may be damaged by its use.
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It would probably work. I use water from an RO filter to keep minerals out of the machine. I know many baristas disagree (minerals carry the flavor from grounds) but I don't like tap water taste or battling calcium deposits. Good luck.
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I returned it when I realized it didn't make as good a cup as my cheaper Melitta espresso maker. But I'm sure you can run a de-scaling solution through it to clean it.
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Sarah: I don't know. It works in a Cuisinart K-cup coffee maker. Might want to send an email to the manufacture. Peace.
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if that model works with the regular Nespresso capsules, then this one should work the same way.
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I think it will...I used to have a Saeco Super Automatica Espresso Machine; I am not sure if the Cappacino machine is the same?
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I have not had this experience with my Capresso. I suggest you contact their customer service to see if there is a solution to your problem.
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I think it's up to you...that's pretty much the Capresso way! This is our experience, having had their other more upscale models for years. If it helps, we use "drip" or "perk" (percolator)". Buy a little of each and see what resonates for the strength you like, that is what we did,
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If it works in a coffee maker, it should work in this. The top part of the machine is a coffee maker and the bottom is a blender.
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I've never used it for that, but it looks like it would work--except if the coffee is very finely ground, as for expresso.
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I have a Nespresso (Citiz?). I'm sure they only make one size coffee pod, so it should fit in your machine.
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I believe it would as it is made for food related machines. It has worked well on our high end Saeco Italian coffee maker. I would recommend it.
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Yes, it will make a very good cup of regular coffee. It lets you adjust the amount after additional water to the cup of espresso.
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It works with my Pixie Nespresso. Had a few off brand capsules which didn't perforate correctly. So I open up the capsules and used the coffee to fill the Coffeeduck. Certainly lacks the ease of use of the ready for usecapsules, but at a much reduced price. also, youhave the oprion of using any brand and flavor of your choice. I enjoy the option.
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The pods seem to be a different size for the Dolce, compared to the size used by Nespresso. I wouldn't take the risk of trying'em out with your machine. Besides, coffee duck reusable pods aren't that great. You can read my review about'em, they almost ruined my machine!!
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Yes, but I bougt it for use at my induction cooking plate, and the espresso maker was to smal (radius) so it didnt work.
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Since all Nespresso coffee pods are just one size, I assume that this will fit in any Nespresso machine. We have the regular machine and they work. Nespresso doesn't have different sized coffee pods as far as we know, but you can verify that by emailing Nespresso. I hope this helps. Bonnie