Urnex Grindz Coffee Grinder Cleaner Set

Gentle Care

It is a common misconception that you can clean a coffee grinder by grinding rice grains. Disc and cone grinders often do not tolerate this well. That's why we have added a thorough yet gentle coffee grinder cleaner to our range for the care of your coffee grinder, which is also recommended by renowned grinder manufacturers such as Mahlkönig and Baratza.

The Grindz coffee grinder cleaner consists of white-yellowish granules that are modeled on the shape of coffee beans. It is odorless and tasteless and does not affect the taste of your coffee or espresso in any way. The “cleaning beans” are also made from pure natural products such as grains, cereals, and harmless binding agents – this mixture is also gluten-free!

Why do we Clean our Grinders Regularly?

Over time, natural coffee oils and fats build up in the grinding mechanism – this is normal for freshly roasted coffee, but far from ideal for your grinder. These residues can distort the flavor and cause your coffee to lose its clarity. At the same time, they impair the performance of your grinding mechanism and thus the precision of the grind.

And let's be honest: we like our coffee grinders to be hygienically clean – bean by bean. By cleaning your grinder regularly with Grindz, you not only ensure an unadulterated taste experience in your cup, but also do your coffee grinder a favor in the long term. This leaves what matters: pure aroma and reliable performance.

Easy to Use

You don't need to be a coffee grinder service technician to clean your grinder with Grindz coffee grinder cleaner, because it's really easy:
First, empty your coffee grinder completely. Then fill your coffee grinder with 1 capful (approx. 35 g) of Grindz cleaning beans “for grinding.” Grind these beans using a medium grind setting until no more ground granules come out of the grinder. To give the coffee grinder a final “cleaning,” grind 1 measuring cap of coffee beans twice in a row through the grinder, but it is better not to use these beans to make a drink so that you can really remove all residues from the coffee grinder.

To maintain your coffee grinder, you should clean it every week or every 15 kg of ground coffee or espresso if you grind large quantities of beans.

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