March 2009 Update -- Now I've been using this coffee maker for approx. 2 1/2 years and it still makes great coffee. Sure, using it daily, it's beginning to show a little wear, but not much. I've gone to using a #4 gold plated permanent coffee filter (which fits fine) instead of paper ones. The main reason is better taste, not the so-called #3 issue (see below). I'm thinking seriously about buying another one to keep in the box for when the day comes that this one finally craps out -- It;s THAT good!. Bottom line - Buy this coffee pot! The following is the review I left over a year ago: I've had this coffee maker for a year now and recommend it without hesitation. I'm "picky" about coffee pots, and haven't been happy with any I've had for 3 or 4 years. I researched coffee makers for about three months before buying the Zojirushi and I'm extremely happy! Two things I've seen comments on: The lid on the carafe can sometimes be difficult to loosen. Two solutions: dont' tighten so tight (duh!), or grab a dish towel to give more grip. It really hasn't been an issue for me. The other thing is the so-called #3 coffee filters. (I've never seen a #3 in my life.) #2 filters will work, but may let your coffee grounds wash over & into the coffee. #4 filters stick up a little too high. My solution is really simple - simply use scissors and trim off about a half-inch across the top of the filter. No need to measure - if it's close, it works fine. This thing brews the best-tasting coffee I've ever made at home. You can spend a lot more money on other coffee makers, but this one is the best!Get more detail about Zojirushi EC-BD15 Fresh Brew Thermal Carafe Coffee Maker.
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Zojirushi EC-BD15 Fresh Brew Thermal Carafe Coffee Maker Buy Now
March 2009 Update -- Now I've been using this coffee maker for approx. 2 1/2 years and it still makes great coffee. Sure, using it daily, it's beginning to show a little wear, but not much. I've gone to using a #4 gold plated permanent coffee filter (which fits fine) instead of paper ones. The main reason is better taste, not the so-called #3 issue (see below). I'm thinking seriously about buying another one to keep in the box for when the day comes that this one finally craps out -- It;s THAT good!. Bottom line - Buy this coffee pot! The following is the review I left over a year ago: I've had this coffee maker for a year now and recommend it without hesitation. I'm "picky" about coffee pots, and haven't been happy with any I've had for 3 or 4 years. I researched coffee makers for about three months before buying the Zojirushi and I'm extremely happy! Two things I've seen comments on: The lid on the carafe can sometimes be difficult to loosen. Two solutions: dont' tighten so tight (duh!), or grab a dish towel to give more grip. It really hasn't been an issue for me. The other thing is the so-called #3 coffee filters. (I've never seen a #3 in my life.) #2 filters will work, but may let your coffee grounds wash over & into the coffee. #4 filters stick up a little too high. My solution is really simple - simply use scissors and trim off about a half-inch across the top of the filter. No need to measure - if it's close, it works fine. This thing brews the best-tasting coffee I've ever made at home. You can spend a lot more money on other coffee makers, but this one is the best!Get more detail about Zojirushi EC-BD15 Fresh Brew Thermal Carafe Coffee Maker.
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Sounds good, but give me a percolator!
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