Coffees Giraffe Coffee Roasters

Giraffe Coffee Roasters

Bilt Oscar Antikalk Waterzakje

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For espresso

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What Giraffe Coffee Roasters says about this coffee

Met de Oscar Bilt antikalk waterzak bescherm je jouw espressomachine effectief tegen schadelijke kalkaanslag. Dit slimme zakje haalt kalk direct uit het water in het reservoir. Zo behoud je niet alleen een optimale smaak en aroma van je koffie, maar verleng je ook de levensduur van je apparaat.

Plaats het zakje simpelweg in een schoon waterreservoir en het doet continu zijn werk. Voor optimale bescherming wordt aangeraden het zakje om de 2 maanden te vervangen.

Kies het juiste formaat:

Oscar 90

Geschikt voor: Waterreservoirs tot 2 liter

Capaciteit: Ontkalkt tot ca. 450 liter water

Oscar 150

Geschikt voor: Waterreservoirs van 2,5 tot 4 liter

Capaciteit: Ontkalkt tot ca. 750 liter water

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What the roaster says about where it came from

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