Feature: Rectangle bottomless design,Do you know what are the benefits of this design? After installing this chute,matching a trash can under table,Coffee grounds can be smoothly poured into the trash can under the table, which can dispose of the trash more quickly
Material: This knock chute was made with heavy duty stainless steel and rubber,strong and durable.The edge gasket made of rubber,it can reduce the friction with the table top, protect the table from abrasion, and at the same time, reduce the noise
Detachable Rubber Rod: The knock bar was made of stainless steel and wrapped with rubber,it has good cushioning performance,won’t dent or scratch your protafilter
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Applications: It can be use in coffee house,home kitchen, office and the other occasion .Not only a special tool for processing coffee grounds, but also a good helper for processing food waste
Easy To Clean: Rinse it with water directly, then use a rag to dry ,No need for other maintenance methods
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