Michael Rosso ♦ John...Jura has designed their cleaning tablets specifically for cleaning their machines. Thanks.

11-15-2011 10:48am |

mjackson ♦ Joseph,

The cleaning tabs are more for the cleaning of the brewgroup and other internal parts. You may want to look and see if your machine can use a water filter like the Mavea or Aqua prima. See this link - http://www.wholelattelove.com/partsandcare.cfm?cid=28&scid=70. Or you may want to look into a descaler, such as - http://www.wholelattelove.com/Urnex/urnex_dezcal.cfm or a liquid one like this - http://www.wholelattelove.com/Durgol/durgol_swiss_espresso.cfm. The descaling products should help of you are in a hard water area or a filter would also really help if your machine is built to use one. I hope this helps and let us know if you have any questions.

04-15-2011 8:26am |

Zack Smith Rebecca, Jura has there own cleaning tablets that are designed for use in their super automatic machines. They are call the Jura cleaning tablets. However the Urnex cleaning tablets would also work in your machine.

01-17-2011 8:12am |

Zack Smith Enrigue, You should descale your machine every couple months to ensure that there is no hard water buildup. To descale your machine you should use the Urnex cleancaf. It comes in a box with 3 packets to a box. As far as weekly cleaning you can just remove the brew group from the machine and wash it off with hot water.

01-14-2011 12:34pm |

Michael Rosso ♦ Rebecca...Jura Capressa makes cleaning and descaling tablets (Jura cleaning and Jura descaling tablets) which are designed for use with their machines. Thanks.

12-31-2010 8:53am |

DRuff Hi Glenn. Thank you for your question. I’m glad you are enjoying your Jura machine. Yes, Jura does have a version of these tablets. Both can be used in any super-automatic machine that requires the use of cleaning tablets. I hope this helps. Feel free to ask any other questions. Happy Brewing.

12-02-2010 8:20am |

Michael Rosso ♦ Marie... Jura actually have specific tablets that are formulated for them and to work in their machines using their built in descaling programs. I know this system works and works very well. I am not sure if another type of product would work as well. If you have any further questions please feel free to contact us at 1-888-411-5282 option 1. Happy brewing.

11-27-2010 2:06pm |

MikeR Either is an ok substitution. The Capresso ones I think are a more direct sub, as they have a lubrication agent in the tablet. But for cost, I'd probably alternate the two tablets, in lieu of the official Bosch tabs.
Mike R

10-12-2010 12:07pm |

TechMilanoItalia Mary, for descaling that machine you would want Cleancaf (found here: http://www.wholelattelove.com/Urnex/cleancaf.cfm ). The cleaning tabs are for use with machines that have a 'Brew Group Wash' feature.

09-02-2010 4:41pm |

TechMilanoItalia Steve, do not put the tabs into the pre-ground chute on the machine. It does not have a brew group cleaning cycle like some of the other Super Automatics do. If you want to use those tabs, you would have to break them up and dissolve them in the water tank to run through like the descaler. We would just recommend using Cleancaf and simply rinsing the brew unit weekly.

02-27-2010 11:42am |