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Question: can this be used for philips saeco intelia
Document: This lubricant is exceptional. You can use it on anything. I used it on my Saeco coffee maker and also squeaky doors. Leaves no odour or mess. I highly recommend this product and will buy it again.
Huge tube will last forever to lube my super automatic coffee maker. Much cheaper than the kits sold by saeco.
This is a great product! The price is right, mainly ordered this for the Saeco Giro Plus, and use it to lube the machine, however we have found a lot of other uses for this too! I would recommend this!
Now this type of behavior could be caused a bad brew-group O-ring, but in my case, I did experiments switching between the Saeco Silicone grease and the Petrol grease and the correlation was 100%: With silicone grease: dry pucks, no watery coffee.
I needed a food-safe lubricant for the brew group in my Saeco espresso machine. The usual sources charge several times what this lubricant cost for a far smaller tube. Given that the brew group needs lube only about every six months, this is probably a lifetime supply (mine or the espresso machine; not sure). On this basis, I'd have to rate this product a best buy.
I own a Saeco Royal for 15 years when it started to make a &#34;scrappy- banging&#34; noise. The owner's manual had no useful information; I looked up on the internet to see if there was anything (short of taking it in for repairs) that would explain what was going on. Turns out I needed to use this highly recommended lubricant on the interior of the machine. It is safe, doesn't affect the flavor of the coffee and is good for six months.
If your kitchen appliance has interior moving parts, like my Phillips Saeco Espresso Machine, you may need to lubricate it periodically. This get is food grade and does the job. There are no instructions with this: look to your appliance documentation for this. I think it may also be a good lubricant for exterior fittings, like the slip on paddle for my mixer that has gotten sticky. A toothpick of wooden skewer is handy to get the get into tight places.
I'm a bit hesitant to give this product only 2 stars because it may well be a good product for other uses, but if you are buying this grease as an inexpensive replacement for the very expensive Saeco Silicone Grease, I cannot recommend it based on my experience. Here is my experience with this grease:When I started to use this grease instead of the Saeco Silicone Grease (I was down one small tube), the brewer performance was poor as compared to the original Saeco Silicone Grease.
I used this to lubricate the workings of my automatic espresso machine.
Only used it once but it seems to do a good job of lubricating. It's a little pricey but a good product
Answer: yes