Why?
Well in this case - after the debacle 2 weeks ago where I neglected to put the carafe in the coffee pot before actually starting the coffee and leaving the house...
Tom, who for whatever unknown reason on earth likes to use the carafe to hold the soapy water when he washes dishes rather than the blue plastic bin I purchased specifically for the purpose of washing dishes, breaks the carafe. Three years we used that coffee maker in the USofA, and now four years in Mexico. It served well, and has now been replaced with this little beauty.
The old coffeemaker was a free gift when you purchased a pound or two of coffee from Gevalia,
here it is without it's carafe, on its way out to the street, yes, we looked for a replacement carafe
this new gem was QUITE a bit more expensive. Check it out - No Carafe required!
You measure the water and pour what you need into the back, put your filter and grounds into a removable bit and push the 'on' button. When brewing terminates or you can wait no longer, you press your cup up to the gray horizontal bar and coffee is dispensed. The coffee is held in a removable piece that keeps it hotter, and fresher longer than did the old pot, which is seriously cool since I tend to be up about 2 hours before Tom.
Here you can see the coffee reservoir separated from the base
Ah, Life is Good!
yep, that is the same type we have. It is the best. After a few months of use, I have to clean out the hole and lever area because sediment gets built up under the rubber seal/valve. You will figure it out.
ReplyDeleteDebi- I think your posts are great! My husband, sister, her husband and I are visiting Merida and Progreso the end of May. Maybe we could buy you and Tom lunch and have a little time to chat? We are considering a move to the area.
ReplyDeleteA coffee maker with no carafe! Good grief! How will Tom now wash the dishes?????
ReplyDeleteHi Debi,
ReplyDeleteit was good to meet you and Tom at MEL on Saturday after the talk. I've been checking out both your blogs and you both write very well, very interesting reading.
My Merida blog is just started but you can check it out here www.neilyoungson.com
Hope to see you both again soon.
BTW where did you buy that coffee maker and what's it called, looks like a great machine.
Neil & Sue
C y K - I'm sure with all the minerals in the water here that cleaning that little hole will become second nature!
ReplyDeleteSharee - Absolutely, contact me via email, tdk6874 at yahoo . com closer to your arrival, we'll set a date!
Mikey - maybe NOW he'll use the blue dish pan...
Neil - good meeting you and Sue as well. I checked out your blog, Guau, you get around. the coffeemaker is from Wal-mart, it is a Hamilton Beach BrewStation! So, far we aere loving it!!!
Debi