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We had a cappuccino machine, I thought my wife kept cleaning the crispy dried milk off the steamer spout, she thought I was doing it. A year later, after coffee every morning, we found out the cat was licking it off when we were at work.

    • wellee@lemmy.world
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      10 months ago

      I don’t see one! This is probably the highlight of the cats day :) it’s own little bit of drink in the morning. Cute.

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      10 months ago

      People thinking cat saliva is gross I guess. Which is weird since they have a cat and the cats lick everything around. Especially weird since those milk foamers are a zillion degrees and disinfect everything before pouring

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        10 months ago

        There is a difference between a cat licking the refrigerator and a cat licking something where a drink comes out. Cat saliva often contains poop bacteria, because cats lick their own arse holes.

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        10 months ago

        On the health side, it CAN still lead to harmful bacterial growth. Whether that bacteria will end up in the drink probably depends on the machine itself and where the growth happened, but it’s still not great to have around.

        Bigger issue might be that the cat isn’t getting all of it, and it could be building up somewhere

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        10 months ago

        It doesn’t disinfect the exterior of the nozzle and that part ends up in the milk that’s being foamed.

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            10 months ago

            But it prevents build up, which feeds and encourages bacterial growth. With bacteria is never about total absence, but numbers. The body can deal with a few hundred bacterium. But if instead they’re several hundred million. That’s when you start having risk of disease.

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            10 months ago

            The logical inverse, if wiping it off does nothing like you say, would to be then rub a cat turd on the nozzle and it should be fine, since it’s not like wiping it off helps.