Really, all that cleaning because of making one cappuccino? Makes me glad for having a simple electric frother. Heat required amount of milk in microwave, froth up in the same cup, pull an espresso into that and it's done. All cleaning required is rinsing the frother wand under running water. The quality of the milk froth is pretty much the same. I think the integrated frother is good only when you're hosting visitors and need to make four cappuccinos fast.
mateelv hi, the machine does the short cleaning process on turn on and off, not between each cup. it requires the milk cleaning process each time the machine is turned off or goes to standby after the milk frother is used. It will automatically do this process, I don’t think there is a way to by pass the milk cleaning process when you turn the machine off.
Nice video thank you but I would not go for this machine.. Too much hassle.... Actually cleaning proces took more then making a coffee itself :)
Hi where is this video you mentioned about setting the machine up for the first time? Thanks
Really, all that cleaning because of making one cappuccino? Makes me glad for having a simple electric frother. Heat required amount of milk in microwave, froth up in the same cup, pull an espresso into that and it's done. All cleaning required is rinsing the frother wand under running water. The quality of the milk froth is pretty much the same. I think the integrated frother is good only when you're hosting visitors and need to make four cappuccinos fast.
I think there are better beam to cup machines out there for the same price
How mutch?
is that cleaning process an action to be completed each time we use a Beko? or is that only directed by our own need?
mateelv hi, the machine does the short cleaning process on turn on and off, not between each cup. it requires the milk cleaning process each time the machine is turned off or goes to standby after the milk frother is used. It will automatically do this process, I don’t think there is a way to by pass the milk cleaning process when you turn the machine off.
thank you, cheers! ;)