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Question: I have a Jura Capresso automatic.  How many of these tablets should I use to clean the filter?
Document: We have used Cafiza cleaning tabs for our Jura Capresso E8, which we've had for many years. The tabs do their job and keep our heavily-used machine clean!
I am using these to replace the expensive proprietary Jura-Capresso cleaning tablets I used to use.I see no difference, these tablets work awesome. I use two at a time when cleaning and now clean my machine more often since the tablets are such a cost savings.Highly Recommend!
I bought a container of 100 of these 1.2g tablets for use in my Jura Z7 super-automatic. The Jura cleaning tablets are 2.3g each, and these are 1.2g, so I use 2 tablets for each cleaning cycle. Using two tabs per clean makes the single Jura tablets 639% more expensive per cleaning (if you buy the Jura tabs in 25 tablet bulk), which is just embarrassing.
I have a Jura Capressa F7. Of course they only recommend using their overpriced tablets for their machines. I've been using these for years now with great results. Because they are so reasonably priced, I clean my super-auto every Sunday using 2 tablets. One jar is good for a year. I'm at over 8,000 cups on my F7 with no major problems.Note: These do not descale. You must descale your machine occasionally, even if you use the filter and have soft water.
As other reviewers here, I bought this for my Jura Capresso machine after getting tired of the exorbitant pricing for their own tablets. Two of these tablets seem to equal one of the jura tablets I used before. Seems to have the exact same cleaning ability. So, even having to use two of these still saves huge money over the long term. Not sure if the ingredients are exactly the same, but they are probably comparable enough to do the job.
I use these tablets to clean a Jura coffee machine. They work well and are  fraction of the cost of the ones you buy from the manufacturer. Buy 100 tablets and they will last a lifetime.
I was hesitant to use non-Jura tablets, but these seem at least as good. I haven't had any of the problems other people seem to have (error code 8). The only advice I'd give is clean the machine when it wants to be cleaned -- not before.
For years, I'd been either rinsing the brew group or running blank shots to clean out our Gaggia super-automatic. I tried Cafiza with some of the bubble packed tablets and they worked Great! EWWW!!!! After I ran out of the bubble pack, I got this 100 count bottle. I don't see as much gunk coming out as before, now that the years of build-up has been worked out.The discharge worked great for cleaning the drip tray and it's grill too.
Use in my automatic espresso maker. Not sure what it does, but I use it? Price is okay - what it does beats me?
You just can't beat the price on this item. I have a Jura S7 and have used these tablets since I ran out of the free S7 tablets. These type tablets are added to the grinder on an S7 to run through the machine and wash out the oils mainly although its a soap tablet and cleans out some of the crud too. Because of the great price, I clean my machine more than required (usually twice a month) to ensure great coffee flavor.
Answer: One tablet does the job. Sometimes I'll run the clean cycle a second time. Just to see how the first one did. If the second cycle comes out clean then you know one tablet did the job.