Breville BTM100 Revive Organic Tea Maker Cleaner, Kettle Cleaning Powder, 4 Pack

Best thing I have found, by far, for removing tea stains from an electric tea pot - any brand.

This works perfectly to clean the tannins and discoloration to the interior of the Breville One tea maker after repeated brewings. I was pleasantly surprised at how well a small packet worked. A good value for the price, it completely removed the stains. I would estimate that it should be used every 20 to 25 brewings.

Very effective cleaner, which we use every few months to keep our tea maker clean and shiny. Most highly recommend.

I was taking a chance on this purchase and I was happy that I took the chance on this item. I'm gonna continue on buy this in the future

She use his regular tea leaves in it, it drains it keeps the tea leaves out of there. Tea itself, she loves it thinks it’s fantastic so what else is there to say?

I should have taken a before and after picture. Drat. I bought this tea maker WAY back when, when it first came out, many aeons ago. You can imagine the amount of dark staining and stuff it had accumulated all around on bottom and in the basket. I used one packet of this, and it literally made the entire machine look like it had just been unboxed brand new for the first time. I don't know what's in this powder, and I don't think I want to know...but I can tell you one thing...it WORKS!

Love this efficient cleaning

This product is easy to use, with one - important - caveat.The directions follow a developing - and ridiculous - pattern of tiny, low contrast printing on the product packet itself, rather than printing large fonts in contrasting colors on the larger, non-reflective surfaces of the outside box.I suspect that people who buy the most expensive, elaborate, single-purpose tea maker on the mass market probably do not have the best eyesight -- i.e., they are old enough to have put effort into selecting types of tea, given thought to preparation and serving styles, and have disposable income sufficient to support a hobby like this. Reading the instructions on these packets requires (for me at least) a magnifying glass and a light source that can be adjusted for brightness and angle because the packaging is so poorly designed from a user point of view.The product itself, once you memorize the directions (or print them out from some digital source), solves a number of problems.The Breville tea maker is very clever -- the carafe itself is apparently high quality German glass. There is a stainless steel pillar inside the carafe containing the tea basket dunking mechanism, and a high quality stainless steel basket with an unaccountably plastic cover and seal. There is also a secondary screen in the carafe cover (also stainless steel), to keep fine tea particles from finding their way into the brewed tea in the drinking cup. All of these parts can become scaled and stained, and if you brew multiple flavors and qualities of tea in the tea maker, the residues potentially adulterate the tea flavor. Breville does not say this cleaner is effective against scale - but it does a ecellent job of removing the residue from tea brewing.This cleaning product is represented as non-toxic, non-harmful to the tea maker parts, fast and effective. As far as I can tell, these are true - it cleans most of the parts (some of them hard to reach and potentially fragile (e.g., the temperature sensor in the floor of the carafe), and this product cleans them better than I could do you could with any other method I am familiar with. It leaves no soapy residue or foreign flavors or smells on the tea making surfaces.