Formulated to clean automatic coffee machine milk lines and frothers.
Regular use of MFCĀ® Tabs Blue will not only clean the milk system but also remove milk-stone from the lines and system components. Alternating cleans with MFCĀ® Tabs Red will provide an all-over clean for all milk components.
Quickly dissolves with warm water to make a low foaming cleaning solution.
Just 1 tablet needed for each clean.
Ideal for cold regions where freezing is an issue.
Recommended for daily use on machines and equipment with high volume milk use. Daily use will prevent a blocked milk system.
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