CLEANING | Puly Caff Group Head Cleaner Fast Dissolve Formula Makes


Puly the Market-Leader • Quickly cleans group heads and removes tea and coffee stains from crockery and equipment


• Unlike similar products, unique fast-dissolve formula leaves no residue and cleans quickly and effectively


• The result is great tasting coffee with no tainting, after-taste or odour


Puly Caff Group Head Cleaner - 370g


Code 8897


Puly Caff Group Head Cleaner - 900g


Code 0131


Puly Caff Group Head Cleaner - Box of 10 Sachets 20g


Code 0130


New Puly Lifty Puly Lifty


Cleaning your espresso machine just became even


Cleaning your espresso machinejust becameeven


easier with the brand new “Lifty” from Puly Caff! Use this nifty little tool to quickly and easily remove filter baskets from filterholders. Simply remove the filter basket and pop in the blank filter and run the machine cleaning cycle for brewing groups (shown right). The Lifty is resin coated which means it grips firmly without damaging. No more excuses for not cleaning your machine! Comes with it’s own loop for hanging from a key fob or hook so it’s never far away. Also unlike using cutlery or screw drivers the Lifty won’t damage the rim of the filterholder.


Code 20487


Crema Pro Premium Group Head Cleaning Brush


ma Pro Premium Group d Cleaning Brush


Code 8586


Puly Caff Group Head Cleaner - Box of 350 Sachets 20g


Code 5950


Cleaning Guide for Puly Products


See page 51 for Puly Cleaning System


Speciality Group Head Cleaning Brush With 3g scoop


Speciality Group Head Cleaning Brush With 3g scoop


Code 18512


50


Non-hazardous & completely safe


No odour or bitter aftertaste with Puly Caff


Quickly & easily 


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