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Breville Puck Sucker; a Knock Box Alternative.

Breville Puck Sucker: Knock Box Alternative

There's nothing like a fresh cup of espresso in the morning, but if you live with other people it can be noisy! Cut down on some of that noise with a Breville Puck Sucker!

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Knock Box Upgrade: Breville Puck Sucker

No Knock, No Mess, No Fuss. Quietly releases your espresso coffee via vacuum. Replaces a noisy knock box for those who live with others and don't want to disrupt their sleep.

$79.95

If you’re like me, you can’t start your day without a caffeine fix.

Luckily, my Breville Oracle Touch keeps me caffeinated throughout the day.

While I love my espresso machine, I have to be extra careful in the morning not to wake up others in the house when I use my knock box—a box with a bar across it for knocking used espresso pucks out of a portafilter for disposal.

Breville seems to have solved this problem with the Puck Sucker that uses a vacuum, and promises to eliminate the need for a noisy knock box by quietly sucking your espresso coffee pucks from the portafilter. The Puck Sucker fits all 58 mm Breville portafilters and uses a 9V battery to operate.

Knock Box Upgrade: Breville Puck Sucker

No Knock, No Mess, No Fuss. Quietly releases your espresso coffee via vacuum. Replaces a noisy knock box for those who live with others and don't want to disrupt their sleep.

$79.95

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The Puck Sucker has a 10-12 puck capacity.

The container that catches the espresso pucks is top rack dishwasher safe, but you’ll have to hand wash the actual vacuum unit.

The Breville Puck Sucker comes with a 1 year limited warranty.

I hope to get my hands on one of these in the future so that I can do a proper Puck Sucker review. If you own one, be sure to leave a review in the comments below!

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Corinna
10 months ago

Will it suck out wet grounds when making coffee after coffee?

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