Did you put your cheese sandwich down to take that picture?
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It would only been about 2. Can't do much more. But thanks for the compliment.I bet you did some press ups before that photo, to get a bit of a pump
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Is that picture of a Cock or you think I'm a Cock?
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The Dolphin
Nice glossy rich microfoam there.
Getting the right settings can take several goes. Once found things should be simpler but even tamping the grinds etc makes a difference so practice of some sort is likely to be needed. Once a grind setting is found the keeping the grinds weigh pretty consistent is the most important aspect and tamping correctly ideally from an even heap of grinds,
coffee forums seem to recommend puly caff and puly descaler
the puly caff cleaner is really good -put some in a glass jug with boiling water and pop in the portafiliter etc -it cleans off old coffee etc from chrome and stainless steel fantastically. In fact if you put stainless steel cutlery in it they come out really shiny
thats what I use
descale:
cleaning
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Can't get that stuff today.
I can get this stuff https://www.currys.co.uk/products/d...gTGQ_eQrwKf1NgUzTSoaAhTXEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds
From from what I read, this should do the job
I bought some of that the other week. Works fine. 500ml. You only need 100ml to descale. Should last me over a year. You could probably get it tomorrow if you have prime.
I got my use out of it!
https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/what-have-you-been-doing-today.539356/page-614#post-5714250
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Currys do it so I'm hoping they have in storeI bought some of that the other week. Works fine. 500ml. You only need 100ml to descale. Should last me over a year. You could probably get it tomorrow if you have prime.
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I got my use out of it!
That's what I use, Usually bought off Amazon. Also Puly back flush tablets. Lack of use of those can cause solenoid problems. Those can be opened up and cleaned on some of the machines. Instructions on youtube.