Is the plastic milk frother attachment removable?
1369456
turn there is a switch on for the steam to run through the coffee that goes up--down if you want to froth the milk. Two different functions. No need to "remove" anything. Very SIMPLE thank goodness!
1369457
Yes the plastic cap on the frother is removable and in fact, it froths much better without the plastic cap. The steel frother itself is not removable.
1369458
only the black "cap' for cleaning. the silver mental rod is not removable. to clean it, put hot water in a tall glass or cup and place the rod in it for a time. when using, be sure to blow it out after fizzing milk, to clear it.
986305
Yes, but plastic it is removable. I use mine without plastic and it works fine.
136320
Kerry: Yes, it is. Works well for the most part. It has a metal whip inside that removes for cleaning, however, sometimes it comes off while frothing and I have to unplug the Aroma, push it back on and continue the process. Pay attention to the fill lines for a latte or a cappuccino because it will overflow. Overall, for the price I think it is worth it. I have used more expensive models and this does the job just as well.
1631035
Upon close investigation, I found that the machine does come with the frother attachment and a long hose that can be placed into any cup of milk to make the froth (it does an AMAZING job on the froth). There is also an optional milk thermos that can be purchased, which would be nice to have but not necessary since the included attachment will take from any container.
1570512
I believe the frother is made of metal and has a removable spongy sleeve, which I never use. The metal tip can be screwed off and cleaned separately.
1507285
The exterior of the milk frother is metal; Kind of a chrome finish. The coffee maker has a plastic exterior.
1660309
There is one attachment that goes inside and that is how you froth the milk.
1849187
It is filtered for the tea so I don't believe it is removable. Anyway we love our coffee/tea brewer.
747450
No. No problem its easy to clean and makes excellent froth. FOLLOW Directions though!
293022
No, it is attached. You might be able to cut it off, but it definitely doesn't come off.
2185842
Yes, the lid and the top bay is removable. I clean it every couple of weeks
271517
Yes. There are two ways to do it. One is with the frothing attachment and the other is with the external milk container. Both work well but I have been using the frothing attachment since it gets the milk hotter.
124624
I always pull off the wand part of the frother and rinse it, and wipe the milk off the part still attached every time I use it. I take off the other attached part and clean the metal part of the wand only every couple of weeks. I do try to keep the gasket wiped off with a sponge, as coffee grounds get stuck in the groove.
204905
It is supposed to be removable, but our's actually is not! It appears that it was dunked into the liquid zinc (to galvanize it against rust) with the rosette attatched, so the rosette is bonded to the spout. Although we have been tempted to try to force it to unscrew, we don't want to damage it. It is made in Mexico, which may explain this idiocy. We have had many watering cans over the years and never, ever experienced anything like this. we have not tried to contact the manufacturer, in Minnesota, but perhaps your question will motivate us to do so now.
403214
Yes. It's attached to it, and to remove it you would need to unscrew a couple pieces.
473456
Yes, it is removable. I didn't know this until you asked. Just went out and popped it off and replaced it with no difficulty. In fact, there is an operation warning embossed on the motor housing beneath the rubber piece, so obviously they assume you will see it.Been using mine daily since the beginning of April and when I removed this piece, the motor unit was completely clean underneath, so I don't believe it will be something that will have to be routinely removed, but nice that it can be in case of major mess that needs cleaning - haven't had one of those myself yet.
597849
There is a little piece of white plastic that connects to the underside of the top that keeps liquid from coming out unless there is suction. You can remove the white piece and then the milk free flows. I have forgotten to put the white piece back on several times after cleaning, then the milk flows everywhere.