Urnex Tabz Coffee Brewer Cleaning Tablets, Pack of 120

I use this two ways, one is fill up a sink with hot water and crush one or two in depending on water volume and leave stuff to soak a couple of hours then rinse and the other is to fill up whatever I am cleaning with hot water and leave it to soak. This is fantastic at cleaning coffee oils off plastic parts and also metal, this gets the dreaded fairy liquid taste out of my stainless steel coffee mug. You get so much in a tub its really good value for money.

I got these after buying a second hand coffee batch brewer, the machine had a stale coffee smell and taste. I tried cleaning with vinegar, sterilising the dripper and jug but couldn’t get rid of it. After one use of these the machine was like new, no smell or bad taste was left. Will be using it regularly and will buy more when I run out. It’s the perfect tool for the job!

Does the job perfectly cut through grime and grease coffee left behind and made it like new!

It is not easy to use, I have tried one tablet on my moccamaster filter coffee machine, it didnt remove scale stain on the water tank. Vinegar is way more cheaper and effective than this product, I want to return it.

Our coffee mugs were stained pretty badly and washing them did not help. Putting a tablet in and filling with hot water worked really well. You just have to be patient and let them sit for a while (30+ minutes) and shake them during the time you are waiting. Our SS coffee mugs came out like new.

I bought it to clean my cuisinart 12 cup coffee maker. First, as others have said, there were no written instructions in English. I did peel the corner back to get to the second page and still no directions. There are pictures as directions, but of course they don’t depict my coffee pot. I went on You Tube and watched a woman who talked in liters. Again without anything pertaining to my particular coffee maker. But I did the liters to cups math and put in a tablet and a half. It worked, but not well enough so I dropped another tablet and a half in the basket and filled it with water and ran it again. Then two rinses and it looks brand spanking’ new. I’m extremely happy. Next time I will start with 2 full tablets to my 12 cup coffee maker. Then two cycles with just water. If that doesn’t work I’ll up it to 3. Highly recommend this product. Just have to figure out how to get it to clean my Yeti’s. Maybe boiling water into a tablet sitting in the yeti and then a run through the dishwasher??

This is by far the easiest AND most effective solution I've found for cleaning a drip coffee maker. For several years, I've had a maker with a tall stainless insulated urn. It is very hard to see how clean it is, and harder to scrub all the nooks and crannies. I drop one of these tablets into the filter basket and turn on the machine. I keep the urn out until the basket is filled higher with the solution than it ever fills with coffee, then I put the urn in. The filter basket drains, and the brewing cycle completes. I wait about 5 minutes. I rinse out the filter basket. I pour out about half the solution in the urn. What comes out is somewhat blue and PLENTY brown. I scrub out the urn. What comes out is nearly black. I look inside the urn and it looks like new. If it doesn't, I repeat the process. I've never had to use more than 2 tabs, and that was only once, when I let it go 4 months between cleanings (normally monthly for me). We make 1 pot on a weekday and 2 on the weekend for our family. My last cofee maker I threw out after 10 years of faithful service because the coffee oil residue had become so built up you couldn't make a decent pot of coffee anymore. If I'd known about this stuff at the time, I'd probably still have that coffee maker. If you do the math, this stuff is incredibly cheap. Each tablet is about 20 cents. Most households will only need one every month or two, so this jar will probably last you 10 years or more.

Perfect for a stained coffee travel mug - just cut one tablet in half (they're sized for entire coffee machines) and drop it in the mug with boiling water. After 20 minutes or so, give it a good scrub and it will look good as new.

Wow! Used to clean my stainless steel Coffee carafe, which I was ready to throw out before due to a huge build up of coffee scum. I placed one tablet in the carafe and one in the filter basket, ran a normal cycle. Poured out the nasty brown water and the pot was literally spotless like brand new!! Wish I bought these years ago!