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That is definitely a downside of this machine: you can’t brew into larger cups. A workaround would’ve been to keep the machine on an edge and remove the drip tray, but it can’t work without the drip tray installed.

I do use hot water in my carpet machines. Unfortunately most of the cleaning I have to do is on old dirt (I detail people’s cars). Bissell released a new portable steam carpet cleaner that I need to check out.

😂😂 you’re not wrong! I’m definitely picky, especially when it comes to cleaning!

Thanks for watching! I agree, the glass containers are ideal. I was able to snag two of them for about $35/piece off of Amazon last year and they’ve served us well. Super easy to clean too, which is always a plus! I was able to find replacement milk pipes for cheap on Amazon as well, along with a cleaning brush small enough to fit in the tubes. What I like to do is swap the tubes around when doing the milk cleaning cycle, that way each tube gets cleaned with chemicals every few days. I really like the foam in the Z10, especially when using whole milk. My wife uses soy juice (😂) and that foams up nicely too, though not as well as whole milk, in my opinion.

@@PriTeshla Thank you for the feedback!

Soldering did not work. I am still handleless

​@@PriTeshlacall ninja they will replace whatever

@chadsadventures I should have updated the video description, but I did call and they actually sent me a whole new oven!

@@PriTeshla really awesome lol they are the best have mine coming Monday...I have a Woodfire grill and love it

@chadsadventures nice! I noticed that a lot of the recipes on their site that I’m interested in end up being for the grill.

I just repotted them! They seem to be putting out more leaves, I’m impatiently waiting for more blooms now!

Do you like the S8? That’s the one I was considering before I bought the Z10, but overall I’m happy with my decision.

@@PriTeshla I love the S8. It’s bulletproof and easy to maintain. I’ve tried almost every brand of coffee bean, nothing beats Death Wish Dark Roast. Might be too strong to some, but it’s like a match made in heaven with S8. The only thing with the Z10 I wish the water container is not visible from the front, that design looks cheap but I’ll take that anytime for a cold brew option. I still want it lol.

The nice thing about the water container being easy to see is that it makes it easy to fill too! We never remove it, we just top it off with fresh water as needed. I will have to check out Death Wish, we’re stocked up on Lavazza … probably enough to last the rest of the year!

@@PriTeshla Glad you have this amazing machine. I just discovered giga 10. Now it’s between this and giga 10 lol. I really like this one tho.

@@ixibladeixi2639where do you purchase this coffee bean? I live strong coffee.

I keep them on there until the container is empty. At that point I’ll either wash manually using a tiny brush or I’ll use them on the cleaner and let them clean by the solution running through them

Don’t worry, the plastic was removed shortly after this video and the purifier has been running flawlessly! The air sensor calls me out sometimes, if I fart too close to it it’ll instantly kick into high speed 😳

Sorry about that. The company I got my warranty from is Mulberry www.getmulberry.com/

Maybe your air is just really clean 😅

Same with mine and i doubt my air is clean

I disagree. CFM indicates air movement yes, but doesn’t take into account filter efficiency. If I take out the filter on my Winix it’ll have great air flow, but what’s the point? But I agree they do lie on the box, which was my beef with the Shark. The Winix is AHAM certified to do what it says and uses the standard CADR measurement to determine sqft. The Shark carried no certification of how it determined the cleaning capacity listed on the box, and even then it was listed in a misleading way.

@@PriTeshla Shark air purifiers are all CARB certified ww2.arb.ca.gov/list-carb-certified-air-cleaning-devices

Please read that link you posted. Specifically the 2nd paragraph.

I don’t think you can choose set sizes like that unless you program a drink for each size. But it does make it a bit difficult to figure out how much you’re getting if you’re making a milk drink because that goes by number of seconds of milk and number of seconds of foam instead of ml or oz. I kind of understand why they did that since there’s no good way to know how much milk will come out if you’re not using a specific type of milk.

Yes, that’s right. The chemicals and water are kept apart and mix in the spray.

I've gone back and forth on it but my R/O machine doesn't completely remove everything, I still get a reading on the built-in TDS meter. For me, the biggest thing is that by the time (or if) the R/O water caused damage to the machine, I will have probably saved enough on not buying Jura's water filters that I can just buy the latest machine at the time!

thats interesting whats the rationale for not using r/O water?

@@samp1568 Not sure but I am using my R/O and so far no issues. I am also using the Jura filter.

@samp1568 There’s concern that RO water is actually slightly acidic and will leach the metals from the inside of the machine, eventually causing damage.

I've used R/O water in my Jura Z6 for six years now, machine is still going strong, no issues that I can see.

I did… wait what are you implying about my state of mind? 😂

I did too, sounds like a you problem

I did! Now if I can stop getting squirrels!

Omg right?! I have to refill almost daily because of the fat squirrels eating all the food

You haven't met my brother n law.....No offense brother n law!

Sorry about that, one of my first vids and still learning the editor programs, thanks for the feedback!

Yes, that’s right. I sent it back because of its misleading claims on room size. Loving the Winix C909 from Costco, ended up getting two smaller refurbed C545 directly from Winix as well. Kind of annoying to set up the WiFi, but nice to be able to control them and monitor filter and air quality levels from my phone, which the Shark lacked.

​@PriTeshla does that one have a true hepa filter?

Yes, the Winix has a true HEPA!

No problem!

Yup! Normal noises. We just hit 1776 drinks made, and it’s still doing fine.

@@PriTeshlathats a decent amount of drinks! what time frame was that over?

@samp1568 that was about a year in. We avg 4 to 5 drinks a day 🫣

Good to know! Do you think that 133ish is enough?

Yeah, a bit annoying but we’ve got a routine now. We let it clean at the end of the night and worry about dumping the pucks and drip tray in the morning. We started using Urex brand cleaning liquid and tablets. I compared the ingredients and they are similar to the Jura tabs and they seem to be working just as well at a significantly lower price.

You don't have to, although bacteria will form inside the machine and get pretty gross and eventually get you sick.

Mulberry

Maybe, but ain’t nobody got time for that!

@@PriTeshla managing and cleaning this machine doesn’t look any faster. There’s no special milk cleaning tablets daily procedure or scale buildup on a real machine.

What about back flushing and cleaning steam wand etc. ? The daily procedure on this is set and forget.

@@PriTeshla don’t need to back flush if you use a puck screen. Steam wand wipe is done while steaming milk takes absolutely no time or supplies.

Maybe when this thing breaks I’ll look into that then!

The filter indicator light itself is a button, just press on it until it resets!

Definitely understandable! These things are not cheap!

Purchased mine from Williams Sonoma and they are happy to assist you , but I find it very easy to use and it makes the most delicious Cappucinos and Americanos. It also looks great in the kitchen! Sorry you had a less than stellar experience.

We use all different kinds of beans. It’s a matter of just finding the right taste that you like and then trying to dial in the settings a bit. We’ve found that we prefer medium roast beans.

It does a self rinse automatically after 8 minutes, but the full out milk system clean with the chemical is supposed to be done once a day

Hmm I didn’t find the calibration to be too bad, but that may explain why my colors are still a bit off lol! How do you like the light though?

Unfortunately I did not keep a list of the settings, but the only thing I really ever had to change between beans was the grind size; the ideal grind size seems to vary between medium and fine. I think I will start keeping a guide now though, great idea! Btw when you switch to bigger bags, I recommend looking into an Airscape container if you don’t already have something similar.

Yeah, that's not normal behavior. We see that sometimes with soy milk, but it's not a constant occurance and it's usually just for a couple of seconds. Almost never see sputting when using whole milk. While I hope Jura responds to your email and helps you find a resolution, my experience with their customer service left a lot to be desired.

The machine 'squeezes' the milk tube to slow the flow and heat the milk to a higher temp. I can't go above level 7 with oat milk as it is too thick and splutters. Perhaps try lowing the milk temp?

Hi, can you save drinks to a user? I like strong coffee and the wife not so strong. Don’t want to change settings every time.

You can’t save by user but you can save multiple drinks and name them. So my wife has her favorite drink labeled with her name and I have mine labeled with my name.

Yes, it does have its pros and cons. We use this thing 5 to 8 times a day! The hardest part has been being able to consistently find coffee beans that we like. But would I buy this machine again? I’m not sure. My wife is the main coffee drinker and she sticks to her one drink and does not deviate. I like to try different ones but I mainly stick to my one drink too.

You're very welcome!

That’s actually one of the things you can adjust! I’ve turned it down a little bit for my set drinks, but yes I would say the milk definitely gets hot enough. If you’d like I can take a temp reading of the hottest milk setting!

@@PriTeshla ah that sounds promising then! If you wouldn’t mind measuring the temperature of the milk at some point, that’d be super helpful. Thanks so much!

@tompattison Here you go! czcams.com/video/w_kMAKCxaqU/video.htmlfeature=shared

Thanks for the tip! We’ll have to try it next time!

It’s not an issue. That’s what we usually do; my wife will make her soy milk coffee and then she’ll usually make me a whole milk coffee right afterwards. We don’t do a rinse or anything in between, the only time delay is the machine spitting out the coffee puck and reseting itself which is usually less than 20 seconds, and however long it takes for you to place the milk tube into your choice of milk container. Not sure if I answered your question, let me know if you meant something else!

I didn’t realize the refills were so expensive! I found the solution didn’t even work that well. I might see if I can just use a different solution. I just did the rinse without removing the blue bottle solution, bit of a waste I guess.

Buy the other brand cleaner and use it in this one ......

I believe you can use any cleaning solutions

@@PriTeshladid you find another cheaper and effective solution to replace the original one?

I have not yet. And to be completely honest this thing has been sitting collecting dust, have not used it in several months.

$3700 USD. Bought it directly on the Jura website.

It can! They just added support for Google Assistant. You can fully control it and get statuses like current indoor air quality.

@@PriTeshla is that added support something you have to add to existing devices through a firmware update? Or how ?

Nope! You just link the Winix app through Google Home by going to add a device and then selecting the “Works with Google” option.

Agreed. The app seems like more of a gimmick than anything. The interface of the app has improved since I made this video though... I mostly use the app just to monitor the maintenance statuses.

That's good to hear, gives me some faith in this machine! Do you know if you're supposed to send it in to Jura at some point for like a deep clean/maintenance?

It does a quick rinse when you turn it on and a bit of longer rinse when you turn it off. You cannot program it to turn on at a certain time, but the startup doesn't take very long anyways.

For sure, that’s what really sold me on it and I love that feature the most. And I agree, I would’ve gone with something much cheaper otherwise, like a Philips. It’s also kinda cool to see the different grinds up close in the pucks it spits out.

@@PriTeshla Thanks for the feedback. Looks like I'm getting the expensive one!

The Z10 is too large for my space and was considering the ENA8. The only thing about the ENA8 is the 10g max instead of the 16g max of the Z10. Would like anyone who has tested both machines to share their thoughts please.

@@mr.g702 is that the hopper size? I bought the Z10 and have been enjoying it. As long as you put good beans in, the coffee/espresso is delicious! I might have a need to buy the EN8 for a mobile application where I have less space.

@@KeithStrang, No, it is not the hopper size but the grinding size per serving.