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Question: Why is my beautiful Aeroccino leaking? No matter how much milk is inside, it starts oozing. Have moved the "open" part of the lid around, still leaks
Document: I have owned this item for over a year now, and at first, it was great. Heating and frothing at the same time makes it so much easier. BUT, after a while the milk started to burn to the bottom, and it's been very difficult to keep clean after each use. I use it every day, and am now looking for something else to replace it. I've also noticed that milk gunk gets built up around the edges of the lid underneath the rubber seal.
The Plus also cleans up SO much easier than the original. It hardly ever scalds and if it does, it just rinses out, literally, the scald spot just lifts up when you add water to rinse it. The Plus also makes it easier to clean the lid/gasket by providing an indent that makes it really easy to pull the rubber part off and put it back on.
*******update*********I've had two Aeroccino Frothers for well over a year now. Using one daily making 2 to 3 lattes/cappuccinos a day and the other 5 times a week, making 2 to 5 lattes a day. No issues whatsoever with either one! Still making great hot foamed milk. I get equal results with skim, part-skim, whole milks and the machine also does a great job heating/foaming almond milks!
I bought it as a gift for my wife. It is much better than the original Aeroccino - the best part is that you don;t get any of the scalded-milk stain and cleanup on the unit just above the heating element (something we hated about the first version). This Aeroccino Plus also has more capacity and is much quieter. My wife said that "not knowing it was on until you released the button" was a potential drawback, but I disagree.
I have owned two of these (one was a replacement of the first) and both within 4 - 5 uses pour milk everywhere. No matter what type of milk or how full I fill the reservoir, it pours out through the lid. Mind you, the resulting froth is GREAT but I just cannot deal with the seal issues. I am not sure if the company I got it from has all 'seconds' in stock or what but this product is not worth it.
They are driven by a magnetic coupling in the base of the cup. The other head is stored in the lid, held there with a magnet. Pretty darn smart design.The instructions are not exactly super helpful for this machine. I spent a good hour over thinking this device, thinking I had a defective unit. At first I could not get the milk to foam, no matter which head I used, no matter how many times I pushed the button.
Decent frother. It does the job pretty good, but currently, a few others out there with more features. We used this for a while and it was great. But eventually, we replaced it with the Breville frother. It not only has temperature settings but is much easier to clean. The container is heated by induction below and can be taken out completely for washing (the metal container only). The Aeroccino Plus needs the whole thing, with electronics and all sealed inside, washed. Heavy and clunky.
Excellent foam, easy to clean, fast, beautiful, intelligent design, highly recommend. Easy to set up and use, second foaming piece is magnetically stored in the lid, very clever design.
No way around it. I told them that too around the 3 month mark and she tried to tell me not to run the machine twice. I think she meant heat it twice, because it shouldn't matter if you use the "cold whip" function after you heat it once (this helps to really froth the milk nicely). But in any case, after she told me that I paid attention to whether the milk was scalding on the bottom after the first heating cycle, and it sure does.
I have a stove top espresso maker and I wanted to be able to have good coffee shop style drinks at home. This is an amazing little machine. It's quiet, takes around one minute to froth and steam the milk and it's non-stick inside so it rinses clean in just a few seconds. It's exactly what I wanted and it is per-fect!
Answer: If I fill mine even a bit over the appropriate line mine will ooze.