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60-oz. Gran Dama Digital Super Automatic Espresso Center by DeLonghi
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2-bottle Swiss Espresso Decalcifier by Durgol
Durgol Express is the ideal multi-purpose decalcifier for countless household items -- coffee machines, tiles, faucets, steam irons, and more.; See complete description »
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Durgol Express is the ideal multi-purpose decalcifier for countless household items -- coffee machines, tiles, faucets, steam irons, and more.
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Recommended By 98% of Reviewers
Rated a "Good Value" By 82% of Reviewers
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Absolute Best Espresso Machine Descaler
by Diana, TX
March 19, 2012
Durgol is hands down the best and most effective descaler available for home espresso machines. I have a Delonghi and I refuse to use anything but Durgol on it. The solution is gentle on all components and leaves it like it was new.
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by Valeria, NY
July 6, 2008
We have a Capresso coffee maker and very hard water. This decalcifier works great. Our water has killed many coffee makers but we've had this one for over 2 years and it still works great.
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by Rolf, CA
June 4, 2008
This is the only product that my espresso machine manufacturer recommends and you need to utilize this when it tells you to or it voids the warranty.
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by Alex, MB
April 11, 2008
Durgol is the only product recommended by the Delongi company.
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by Daniel, MI
March 12, 2008
I use this ridiculously expensive, no-ingredients-listed product because DeLonghi -- makers of my expresso machine -- recommend it.
But I have doubts it does more than a water-vinegar mixture would.
