Nespresso Compatible Cleaning Pods. 5 Cleaner Capsules. Improved Coffee Flavor. For Nespresso Originaline, Use with Descaling Kit.

If you use a Nespresso machine, this cleaning pod is a game changer! It removes buildup, improves coffee taste, and keeps the machine running smoothly—all with zero mess.✅ Deep Cleans the Machine – Gets rid of old coffee oils and residue.✅ Easy to Use – Just pop it in like a regular pod!✅ Extends Machine Life – Helps maintain performance.✅ No Aftertaste – Leaves no weird flavors behind.It’s a little pricier than manual cleaning, but the convenience is worth it! If you want better-tasting coffee and a cleaner machine, grab this now!

I had been noticing less and less espresso coming from my Delonghi Espresso machine, then I found out half of the brewed espresso ends up going into the bin where the used capsules end up going. So after doing some research, I came across this product and decided to give it a try. WOW! It cleaned up the build up and then I noticed I am getting all the coffee poured into my cup vs half of it pouring to the bin! I also reached out to their customer service as I had some questions and they were very helpful. they provided me step by step instruction along with pictures, I definitely recommend this product.

I have a TDS meter (total dissolved solids). It's not perfect. but it shows if there is stuff in your water. If you run a blank pull (just water) through your espresso machine, it will show if the water is dirty, assuming you start with distilled water. I used the TDS to test the system.The CaffeNu system is easy. Make sure you have water in the reservoir. I used distilled water. Put in the capsule, position a cup to catch the cleaner fluid, and hit the regular espresso button. Wait two minutes (I left the room in case of irritants). After two minutes, run the "lungo" button for the large cycle with the capsule still in place. Then take out the capsule (it's hot), close the lid with no capsule inside and run two blank pulls (the longest or lungo setting).Measurements with the TDS give a reading of 60 at this point (distilled water is zero, my tap water is ~150).So, in fact, there really is still some stuff in the machine. I ran four more blank pulls and after four my reading gradually went down to 5, down from 60.So the system works, but you *really* need to rinse out your machine to get rid of the residue!Minor annoyance: it doesn't say what the cleaning agent is. I hate that. It's going in your coffee.

Worked wonders for my machine. I descaled my nespresso machine regularly, but my coffee was starting to come out bitter. After doing some research, realized I also needed to be cleaning it to get all of the oils off, not just descaling it. After descaling my machine, I used 2-3 of these pods in a row to get out a few years of oil build up, and SO much gunk came out. Changed the taste completely, not longer get bitter coffee. I now use a cleaning pod every time I descale, occasionally more often than that. If you have never cleaned your machine, you may need to use several of these pods the first time, but long term, maintenance is simple.

My almost decade old Nespresso Delonghi Lattissima stopped brewing capsules well and the machine was descaled every few months. Finally I learned about these Caffenu pods and decided to try a box of 5 pods. Used them until the water ran clear (total of 4). I repeated the instructions for each pod, and then ran two extra blank Lungo pulls at the end in hope to wash away any residual solution. When brewing an espresso shot afterwards, the machine didn't sound like it stalled or squeaked as much as before. This seems to work well so I'd recommend to include this during times the machine is descaled.Monthly use seems a bit much since only 5 capsules are provided, yet it looks like 8-9 capsules can easily fit into the small box if they are staggered like Nespresso pods are in their boxes. Hoping more capsules are included for the price.

I’m on top of descaling but didn’t know I needed to also clean the coffee/brewing/pod chamber. So when my coffee started tasting a little funny, I researched and came across a recommendation for these cleaning pods. Took a before picture (gross!), followed the instructions, and saw what a difference it made. I would recommend doing an extra couple rinses after (just run a couple Lungo cycles with no capsule) as the first cup still tasted a tad off, but the rest have been better.

Got this product for Nespresso machine. The light of descaling on the machine was on AND after using this product still the same light is on unfortunately this did not work.Hope I can return it !

My Delongi Lattissma Nespresso machine started acting up last week (after 5years of use). Volume would be normal at the beginning of a brew but would slow to a drip a 1/4 way in and would only brew about 1/2 the quantity it normally would. I first tried descaling then wiping/scrubbing the pod chute but still same issue. Found a video on how to fully dismantle it but very complicated so thought I’d give these caffenu pods a try first after googling on how to clean/fix slow drips. Ran out it through two brews with the pod then several without to rinse and now it’s back to normal volumes I’m used to! Definitely worth a try if descaling doesn’t fix the low brewing volumes. Worked for me!