Rinza Milk Frother Cleaner, 120ml Bottle

I own a Breville Barista Express espresso machine. I've had it for a year now and take good care of it. I make sure to steam out the wand after every use! However, milk gets stuck on the tip and the inside possibly. I noticed my coffee had a dirt/mold after taste. I bought this solution and diluted it with water and let my steam wand sit in it as high up in a cup as possible. I left it soaking overnight and all the milk residue came off! My coffee tastes great again!!! I highly recommend! It does smell like Windex... maybe that's all it is? 🤔

i think it does what it says but the results do not last- you still need to use some elbow grease. I used as instructed but sadly, straightaway, despite washing it immediately the "burnt on " problem reoccured. I have Rinza 5-6 times this month. Not convinced it is enough without thorough friction from a cleaning cloth or sponge. The issue is that the non stick coating has now worn away. I decided to put the used Rinza cleaner in a jar and re-use it to save ££ also you only need to cover the burnt bit on the base. I have learnt that using the Cold froth setting ( hod button down) is the way to clean sediment but you need to loosen it too. TBH these aeroccino pots are badly designed because the average adult can't get their fingers to the base to clean the milk sediment. If that issue was addressed then we could all have a clean milk frother.

This works just as well as the more expensive brand. It cleans my frother great. Whenever I can save money and get the same results I call that a win!I will continue to use this whenever I need to clean my machine

Works well at keeping my Espresso Machine clean!

Not used it yet, so I can’t comment on it working or not but I will update this review when I do. However, the description needs changing. It says there’s 30 uses in the bottle, one of the main reasons I bought it. However after reading the fact each dose is 30ml and it’s a 120ml bottle, 30 uses will be a little far fetched. Won’t be purchasing again even if it ends up being good. Not good value for money.