BC Large Milk Jug/ Glass Rinser In-Bench

Description:

BC Large Milk Jug Rinser – In-Bench (53cm Length)

Streamline Your Workflow with Maximum Rinsing Power. Built for busy cafés and commercial settings, the BC Large Jug Rinser offers speed, strength, and serious rinsing space. Its sleek, in-bench design blends seamlessly into your counter, while a powerful high-pressure jet rinses milk jugs in seconds — keeping your service fast and your workspace clean.

Why You’ll Love It

✔️ Fast, High-Pressure Rinse – Cleans jugs instantly using a strong, efficient spray.
✔️ All-In-One Kit – Includes 1m braided water inlet and drain hoses — ready to connect straight out of the box.
✔️ Durable Stainless Steel Build – Withstands high-volume commercial use with ease.
✔️ Professional In-Bench Design – Low-profile and flush-mounted for a clean, modern look.
✔️ Choice of Finishes – Available in Silver to complement your bar design.

Product Dimensions

• Jug Rinser Size: 53cm (L) x 16.5cm (W) x 3cm (D)

• Recommended Cut-Out: Approx. 50.5cm (L) x 14.3cm (W)
  We recommend cutting your bench only after receiving the rinser to ensure a perfect fit.

What’s in the Box

• 1 × BC Large Jug Rinser 

• 1 × Braided Rinse Hose (1m)

• 1 × Braided Drain Hose (1m)

Product Details

• Brand: Brewing Culture

• Colours: Silver

• Material: Stainless Steel

How to Care for Your Jug Rinser

Regular maintenance ensures your jug rinser continues to perform at its best:

Daily Cleaning Tips:

• Rinse with clean water at the end of each day to remove milk and coffee residue.

• Wipe dry with a soft cloth to prevent water stains or buildup.

• Clear any debris from the jet and tray to avoid clogging.

Installation & Compliance Notice
Our jug rinsers are sold as standalone units, and we do not offer installation services.

Because plumbing regulations vary between councils and regions, we kindly recommend checking your local requirements before purchasing to ensure everything will be compliant for your setup.

Please note that we’re unable to take responsibility for installations that don’t meet local inspection standards, so a quick check beforehand is always the best approach.