BC Small Milk Jug / Glass Rinser In-Bench
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Description:
BC Milk Jug Rinser (Small) – Clean. Rinse. Repeat. In Seconds.
Speed meets simplicity. The BC Milk Jug Rinser (Small) is a compact, high-performance in-bench rinser designed to keep your milk jugs clean and your coffee workflow seamless. Ideal for cafés or home baristas who demand efficiency and durability in a small footprint.
Why You’ll Love It
✔️ Fast & Efficient – Instantly rinse milk jugs with a high-pressure water jet.
✔️ Compact & Seamless – Flush in-bench design for a clean, professional look.
✔️ Easy to Install – Includes two 1m braided hoses, connects directly to your espresso machine’s water line.
✔️ Built to Last – Premium stainless steel construction for durability in any environment.
Product Dimensions
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Outer Size: 17.8cm (L) × 16.3cm (W)
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Depth: 6.5cm
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Recommended Cut-Out: Approx. 15.9cm (L) × 14.4cm (W)
We recommend receiving your rinser before cutting your bench to ensure the perfect fit.
What’s in the Box
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1 × BC Small Jug Rinser
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1 × Braided Drain Hose (1m)
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1 × Braided Rinse Hose (1m)
Product Details
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Brand: Brewing Culture
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Colour: Silver (Black version also available)
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Material: Stainless Steel
Care Instructions
Daily Cleaning:
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Rinse with clean water to remove milk or coffee residue.
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Wipe dry with a soft cloth to prevent water spots.
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Clear any debris from the tray and nozzle to avoid blockages.
For Black Rinsers:
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Use only soft cloths — no abrasive sponges or harsh chemicals.
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Avoid prolonged exposure to standing water or steam.
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Wipe dry after use to protect the painted finish.
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.
