Bar Keepers Friend
Bar Keepers Friend Coffee Maker Cleaner (12 oz) - Removes Oily Residue, Tannins and Stains - For Single-Cup and Automatic Drip Coffee Makers and Espresso Machines
Bar Keepers Friend Coffee Maker Cleaner (12 oz) - Removes Oily Residue, Tannins and Stains - For Single-Cup and Automatic Drip Coffee Makers and Espresso Machines
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Bar Keepers Friend Coffee Maker Cleaner (12 oz) - Removes Oily Residue, Tannins and Stains - For Single-Cup and Automatic Drip Coffee Makers and Espresso Machines
At a Glance
Brand: Bar Keepers Friend
Item Form: Liquid
Size: 12 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)
Scent: Almond
Product Highlights
Removes oily build-up from single-cup and automatic drip coffee makers and espresso machines
Won't damage rubber seals and gaskets
Removes tannins for better-tasting coffee
Also cleans stainless steel, glass, and ceramic coffee mugs
Removes coffee stains from carafes
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