Steaming Frothing
Posted in Uncategorized on 03/07/2005 11:38 pm by adminA look at what is currently available on eBay
![]() Milk Frothing / Steaming Pitcher Jug - 800ml - Stainless Steel US $17.06
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![]() 50 oz LARGE MILK STEAMING FROTHING PITCHER FOR LATTE'S US $16.99
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![]() 32oz Tapered Milk Steaming & Frothing Pitcher US $16.50
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![]() Stainless Steel 10oz. Steaming & Frothing Pitcher US $15.99
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![]() Starbucks Steaming Frothing Pitcher Stainless 22 ounce US $14.99
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![]() 66 oz. Frothing Steaming Pitcher Milk Espresso Expresso US $14.25
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![]() Steaming Pitcher 20 oz. Espresso Milk Frothing US $13.42
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![]() 20 oz. Tapered Milk Steaming & Frothing Pitcher US $13.00
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![]() 33 oz MILK FROTHING STEAMING PITCHER - STAINLESS! US $12.99
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![]() CDN 1.5" DIAL MILK FROTHING & STEAMING THERMOMETER US $12.99
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![]() RSVP 10 oz Steaming Frothing Pitcher Stainless Steel NEW US $10.95
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![]() CDN 1.75" DIAL MILK FROTHING & STEAMING THERMOMETER US $9.50
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![]() STEAMING/FROTHING PITCHER US $7.99
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![]() CDN 1" DIAL MILK FROTHING & STEAMING THERMOMETER US $7.00
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Is there any way to check if my espresso machine's frother is clogged?
It's not one of those really expensive ones, so I decided to take it apart and find out why it wasn't frothing. It turns out every time I try to use the frother, the pressure from the steam going through the hose blows it off the place where it connects to it.
And I took the hose off and it wasn't clogged, so I think the problem's with the steamer itself or the little nozzle where the hose connects to the frother.
Is there any way I can fix it?
Try sticking a needle inside of the nozzle? I'm not quite sure but I know a friend of mine who had an espresso machine would do this occasionally and never had to do much else other than wipe it down. Hope it works...




















