RSVP International Espresso Coffee Kitchen Cleaning Tool, Machine Brush, Red

Works great! Holds up to the heat of the brew head and is stiff enough to give the sealing ring a really good cleaning.

Strong bristles. The bulbous handle makes it easy to hold but a pointed handle would have been better to dig out coffee compressed along the edges of the coffee grinder

This is a durable and flexible product. I use it to clean my espresso machine.

This was the only brush I could find to replace my broken one that came with my Breville grinder. I would have ordered the Breville replacement but the original broke so I wasn't crazy about buying another and his one has a longer handle to get into areas where my hand would have gotten dirty otherwise.Overall this brush is tough enough to clean the burr and grinds chamber but I think the bristle diameter is too thick and they are so closely placed together the bristles can't spread easily to get into narrow spaces. If the bristles had just a little more space between them it would be perfect. Instead I had to use my fingers to try to spread the bristles apart to get into certain areas and then I'm getting dirty and it negates the benefit of the long handle.Recommended improvements:1- put a little more space between existing bristles, OR2- smaller diameter bristles with a shorter length.

bought this for cleaning coffee grinder, works fine.

This is a cheap product you should simply avoid. I never ended up using it as the bristles are just rods of plastic they are so stiff. The little tie string that looks like leather broke after a couple weeks.It should be no more than $1.89

This is an excellent 'espresso machine brush' for cleaning grounds left behind on your portahead gasket. It has stiff bristles to clear wet, spent, grounds quickly and cleanly.

I had lost the brush/scoop that came with my grinder and most other brushes I saw seemed like they'd be far too soft to really get at anything, so I ordered this one.It functions... but I think the bristles are a little too thick for my purposes, it's particularly hard to clean out the container where coffee grounds go- I've had to use the brush in combination with water, while previously I could've gotten away with simply brushing it out. The brush simply is too stiff to get into the corners I think, and I hope this will get better with time as the hard bristles soften a bit.If possible I would've preferred a brush with shorter and thinner (but still made of the same material) but I can't tell if this is a shortcoming of the brush or simply that it doesn't work will with the grinder I'm using it for. As far as cleaning the burr part of the grinder, it does an okay job, but there are tiny indentions that it simply can't get into due to the stiffness of the bristles.