Is the product number for this item 820021?

I do not see this number on the box. The box says it is for "steamers of all brands" and I get it on Amazon.

What is in this product?

According to the Durgol website, the active ingredients are: PHOSPHORIC ACID HYDROCHLORIC ACID

Is that product works on breville espresso machine water tank?

The best product for your espresso machine would be the Durgol Swiss Espresso to descale it when needed.

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🧼 Keep your steamer spotless, your meals flawless, and your kitchen eco-chic!

OPTIMAL FOOD QUALITY - Regular use guarantees your steamed dishes retain their perfect texture and flavor—no compromises.
ECO CONSCIOUS PACKAGING - Packaged in fully recyclable PET bottles, aligning with your sustainable lifestyle choices.
ODORLESS RESIDUE FREE - Leaves no unpleasant smells or residues, so your kitchen stays fresh and clean.
EFFORTLESS APPLIANCE CARE - Specifically formulated to decalcify all steamer oven brands, ensuring peak performance every time.
SWISS PRECISION ENGINEERING - Crafted in Switzerland, combining trusted quality with cutting-edge descaling technology.

Durgol Swiss Steamer Descaler is a 16.9 fl oz powerhouse designed to effortlessly remove limescale from all built-in steamer ovens. Made in Switzerland, this eco-friendly, odorless formula ensures your appliance runs smoothly, preserving the quality of your steamed foods while supporting sustainable living with its 100% recyclable packaging.

Color	ZZ2
Size	ZZ2
Manufacturer	Durgol
Item Weight	16.9 Ounces
Volume	500 Milliliters
Scent	無香料。
Assembly Required	No
Product Dimensions	8.26 x 5.08 x 21.74 cm; 479.11 g
Package Weight	0.65 Kilograms
Batteries Required	No
Batteries Included	No

Durgol Swiss Steamer Descaler/Decalcifier for Steamer Ovens, 16.9 Fluid Ounce Bottle by Durgol

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