Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #69152 in Health and Beauty
- Brand: Urnex
- Model: 15-DEZC24-7
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 3.00" h x
4.00" w x
4.00" l,
Features
- Safe, non-toxic, biodegradable descaling powder
- For fast and effective descaling of boilers and heating elements
- For use with commercial coffee equipment and foodservice steam equipment
Urnex Dezcal Activated Scale Remover, 7 oz
Product Description
Dezcal activated descaler
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By Lady Action Fan
I have a nearly 3 yr old Keurig Platinum (B70). In those years, I've had some of the usual problems, short cup, long cup, etc. Nothing too serious. But a few months ago, things took a turn for the worse. The short/long cup issue started occurring more regularly. Or, the machine would brew and nothing would come out. It was making all sorts of scary noises. Sometimes it would even get stuck in the brew cycle and I had to unplug to reset. Other times, it would shut itself off. I was in fear that my kitchen would catch fire. I couldn't get through an entire reservoir of water without some problem.Even though, it was out of warranty, I contacted Keurig support for suggestions before I tossed it away. I found out that I had been descaling with vinegar incorrectly. (I didn't let it sit for a full 4 hours). Okay, I did this. It took a while to do because even during this process because the brew/auto shut off was happening. (In the meantime, I had ordered a new machine and a packet of Dezcal.)After the vinegar descaling, the machine worked better, though the noises were slightly quieter they were still there. However, after a few days, all the problems returned. But by then the Dezcal had arrived.Although, I had known about Dezcal from when I first purchased the machine, I was hesitant to use it because it was a chemical compound and in reading the reviews I saw that some users said it destroyed their machines, but I figured what the heck, it was going in the garbage anyway. All right, I used the Dezcal. (3 ozs of powder split over 2 reservoirs of water. Dissolve before putting in reservoir. Run through one reservoir, wait about 30 mins, run through second. Clean reservoir. Then rinse with 4-5 reservoirs of clean water.) Between the first and second reservoirs of cleaning solution, the "descale" sign came on. In the three years I've owned the machine, I've only seen it twice. So I figured "uh oh". Anyway, I kept going. The sign was gone by second run through of plain water. Reservoirs were emptying without a problem.Long story short, my Keurig is back to purring like day one. No more funny noises. Brewing cycle is no longer getting hung up.My big problem now is I have two machines. I could send it back, but I'll hang onto for the day my original machine does truly die. (I know it's going to happen sooner or later. But thanks to Dezcal, it looks like it will be later).
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By XionTinsu
Used in the refurbishing of an espresso machine. I'd argue that I used far too much and screwed up the machine a little more, but lesson learned. It cleaned well. I think it's a great product if you use it correctly for your application. That of course, is up to proper research.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By Edward H.
I have used it to descale an espresso machine, an electric tea kettle, and about any other water holding appliance that I have in my apartment right now. The water in my area has a ton of calcium, and in 15-20 minutes, this stuff leave no trace! Great price, too.
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