Keep your espresso machine clean from coffee residues
Cleaning brushes for your brew group, coffee grinder, worktop, and daily barista routine.
Cleaning brushes: choose for brewing group or work surface
Coffee residue around the group head or loose grounds on your worktop? My advice: use a group-head brush for the accessible edge and a wide coffee brush for dry grounds. Then wipe with a dedicated cloth for the coffee area or worktop. If the head of your existing Barista Essentials group-head brush is worn, replace it with the matching replacement heads. Read the practical buying guide and dimensions below the products.
Advice from Geert-Jan de Baristaman β Specialty Coffee Trainer & Barista Coach (10+ years of experience).
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Brew-Group Brush with Measuring Scoop: Remove Accessible Coffee Residue | Barista Essentials
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Coffee Brush with Wooden Handle: Sweep Away Dry Grounds | Barista Essentials
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Five replacement heads for your group head brush
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Wipe your portafilter with two brown microfibre cloths
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Wipe down your coffee station: two black microfibre cloths
4.75 / 5.0
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Cafetto EVO group head cleaner 12 Γ 5 g β remove coffee oils
5.0 / 5.0
(1) 1 total reviews
Regular price β¬12,95Regular priceSale price β¬12,95
Focus broadly and keep maintenance manageable
Start where you want to remove coffee residue. The brew group requires a different shape and working posture than loose grounds on the counter. The two brushes are therefore not competing versions of the same product. One reaches the edge of the brew group; the other sweeps a wider surface around your grinder and tools.
Use a brush only where you can safely reach. A long handle helps you keep your distance, but is no guarantee against hot water or contact with a hot component. Follow the instructions of your machine for cleaning. Do not stick the wide brush into moving parts of a grinder and do not unscrew machine parts just because you see coffee somewhere.
Also look at the condition of the bristles. When the head of your BE-brew group brush is worn or deformed, a suitable replacement part may be sufficient. First check the model and the screw-on connection. A replacement head is not an extra handle and is not a universal replacement for every brush.
After brushing: wipe away or remove coffee oil
The two main tools are first; replacement heads and direct assistance are behind them. The wide coffee brush is 13 cm wide and has a rosewood handle. Total depth and height are not fully confirmed. For the brew group brush with dosing scoop, complete external dimensions are missing. The replacement package contains five heads for the intended Barista Essentials brush with a screw-off head; other brands are not automatically compatible.
Brown is the cloth choice for coffee at your filter holder, black for the surroundings and the worktop. Each color package contains two 30 Γ 30 cm microfiber cloths, 80% polyester and 20% polyamide. Keep the tasks separate and change soiled cloths. Wash according to the label, up to 40 Β°C; do not tumble dry. The color does not do the cleaning for you.
Cafetto EVO is for leftover coffee oil and contains twelve 5-gram sachets. Use it only where the machine manual and the label allow; follow the indicated dosage and rinsing method. Brushing and wiping remove reachable residue, while a product performs a different cleaning step. Not every machine can be backflushed. There is no fixed universal weekly or quarterly schedule. Do not unscrew a shower screen based on general purchasing advice.
A milk cloth, milk cleaner, descaler and grinder cleaner address other maintenance questions. Choose them separately for the device and part you want to treat. This page remains focused on brushing, wiping away coffee and the associated coffee oil; the separate replacement head prevents you from unnecessarily buying a completely new handle.
Frequently Asked Questions
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The group head brush with measuring scoop is for accessible coffee grounds around the group head. The long handle keeps your hand further away from the component, but does not make hot water or hot components safe. Follow the instructions of your machine and use the brush without force.
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The wide 13 cm coffee brush sweeps loose, dry grounds from your work surface and around your grinder or tools. The handle is made of rosewood. Use it on accessible surfaces; do not insert it into a rotating or open grinder.
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No. These replacement heads are intended for the Barista Essentials brewing group brush with a screw-off head. Check that you have that model. A brush from another brand may not fit. A new head may be useful if the bristles are deformed or worn.
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No. Brushing removes accessible residue and loose coffee grounds. Products for coffee oil, milk, or limescale have a different purpose. Use them according to your machine's instructions and the dosage recommended on the product. Not every machine can be backflushed or descaled in the same way.
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For wiping up the same cleaning task, brown and black cloths are available here. Each package contains two 30 Γ 30 cm cloths. Keep coffee at the filter holder and your worktop as separate tasks and change soiled cloths. Grey milk cloths and a mixed set of milk cloths have a different main purpose and can be selected via the cloth category.
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Collection: Cleaning brushes: choose for brewing group or work surface
Coffee residue around the group head or loose grounds on your worktop? My advice: use a group-head brush for the accessible edge and a wide coffee brush for dry grounds. Then wipe with a dedicated cloth for the coffee area or worktop. If the head of your existing Barista Essentials group-head brush is worn, replace it with the matching replacement heads. Read the practical buying guide and dimensions below the products.
Advice from Geert-Jan de Baristaman β Specialty Coffee Trainer & Barista Coach (10+ years of experience).





