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2013/03/20 08:30:48 (permalink)

Coffee maker with best removable and reusable filter.



OK, this is serious.

The new room is finished to the point where I am thinking about getting a house coffee maker for casual entertainment of guests.

I want something that makes a whole pot drip style. I want that for convenience and so that I don't have to spend much time making coffee.

I have espresso and french press stuff for my enjoyment etc. but for this I'd like something that just made lots (or pots) of coffee available for guests and such over in the other building.


It seems like a great removable filter and super easy clean up is what I am looking for.

I seem to like the metal filter assemblies rather than the plastic ones with the metal screens. But that's just an impression of what I encounter when I travel and get put up at rentals... I haven't shopped yet or checked out which coffee maker brand is doing what.

Any thoughts? 

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Re:Coffee maker with best removable and reusable filter. 2013/03/20 08:46:50 (permalink) ☄ Helpful
I think the Keurig ones seem pretty good...we got one here...brews single cup though.

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Re:Coffee maker with best removable and reusable filter. 2013/03/20 08:50:42 (permalink)


Thank you.

I like those a bunch... but for the music area I want the process to seem less dramatic.

I don't want grabbing coffee to seem like yet another decision making process when I want to encourage guests to focus on the music decisions... if that makes any sense?



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Re:Coffee maker with best removable and reusable filter. 2013/03/20 09:07:23 (permalink) ☄ Helpful
I have a coffee maker that brews small pots. A few cups, mostly since my wife doesn't drink coffee in the mornings. 

It has one of those filter baskets but, I started using the small filters since cleaning it out is a real PITA trying to get the grounds out of the built in basket/filter. 

I'm thinking most of the larger brew stations with the paper filters would be as easy as anything else.  It only takes a short time to set up a new brew and a few seconds to dump the old one in the trash.


The Keurig would however, allow your clients to brew one cup of their choosing when they wanted it.  IMHO< that would be the best solution for the widest variety of tastes. One can have a dark roast, another decaf, and the next can have some sort of flavored concoction.
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Re:Coffee maker with best removable and reusable filter. 2013/03/20 09:11:05 (permalink)
I typically just use my dirty underwear ... and I re-use them several times.  Also, it adds an earthy or brown note to the coffee.

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Re:Coffee maker with best removable and reusable filter. 2013/03/20 10:48:29 (permalink)
For time sake-I LOVE the Bunn my wife found.

It will make a full pot in about 2-3 minutes.

As far as cleaning, we just add a 1/2 cup of vinegar when it starts slowing down making, let it sit for a little bit and then cycle about 8 pots of water through it and its back to new.

You can add one of those metal reusable filters to it but if it was just going to be a casual here and there thing, Id stick with the paper filters.

The water tank stays on keeping the water warm at all times so I guess this is how it makes it so fast.


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Re:Coffee maker with best removable and reusable filter. 2013/03/20 10:56:55 (permalink) ☄ Helpful
This is the one we went with

https://www.google.com/sh...Dg&ved=0CGwQ5Q0wAA

Here in Michigan all the other brands make it about 4-6 months before our water destroys them.  The Bunn is on its 3rd year and going strong  


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Re:Coffee maker with best removable and reusable filter. 2013/03/20 11:11:38 (permalink) ☄ Helpful
I used to have a coffee maker with a reusable filter, but went back to a basic Black and Decker with a paper filter.  In the end, you had to throw out the grounds anyway, it was just as easy to throw the paper filter with it and was easier to rinse out. 

Mine is a pretty basic unit but has a programable timer.  I set it up the night before and when I come out of the shower in the morning....smell of coffee awaits me.
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Re:Coffee maker with best removable and reusable filter. 2013/03/20 12:04:13 (permalink)


Thanks everyone.

FWIW one reason I like the paper less idea is that I always toss the grounds out in the garden. The paper doesn't/would't hurt anything but I've been paper less with my espresso and french press for so long I don't really want to start adding paper remnants in the garden.


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Re:Coffee maker with best removable and reusable filter. 2013/03/20 12:24:52 (permalink)
My mom has one with a reusable filter - never cared for the taste of the coffee (using the same coffee as I do).  I also have one of the afore-mentioned Bunn's that hold water all the time and can brew a pot in 2-3 minutes - love it!  (I'm on my third, I've been using these for many years.)

 
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Re:Coffee maker with best removable and reusable filter. 2013/03/20 12:27:20 (permalink) ☄ Helpful
Forgot to mention what my Mom now uses (as well as several of my friends).  No coffee pot or filters required and NO grounds to deal with.  They all like it enough that they don't use their brewers any more.


 
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Re:Coffee maker with best removable and reusable filter. 2013/03/20 12:28:43 (permalink) ☄ Helpful
I can't speak so much to the reusable filter as I use paper ones, but after much struggling to find an acceptable new maker after all the old ones we had ended up with either broken makers or carafes, I got one of these:

http://www.amazon.com/Melitta-46894-10-Cup-Thermal-Coffeemaker/dp/B005L3NIRS

The thermal carafe keeps the coffee hot/warm for hours (while using no power) and you don't have to worry about someone dropping the glass one.

Couldn't be happier with it. I'd guess you could just find a reusable #4 filter that would fit.

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Re:Coffee maker with best removable and reusable filter. 2013/03/20 12:31:25 (permalink)
The pictured reusable is exactly the one that my Mom has with her pot.  Good looking brewer there Drew.

 
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Re:Coffee maker with best removable and reusable filter. 2013/03/20 14:13:52 (permalink) ☄ Helpful
Mike,
People have been shot over coffee down on this coast, lot'sa times.

I'm from extreme South Louisiana,*and since we rate coffee by viscosity index (i.e. 10-W-30, 20-W-40 etc), well yeah, we're serious about our coffee


Many of us can only drink it with chicory, which is a ground up and roasted weed, pretty much, and we literally have to ship French Market Yellow Stripe to those friends and family members who never made it back after Katrina.

However, I,at great cost and some peril,have found a coffee maker that's perfect here in Studio Bougalee.


It seems that old man Acme, (yep...THAT Acme), developed The Acme Coffee Making Lava Lamp just a few days before his tragic and violent death.


I was able to get one unit from Acme's grieving wife, which took a while,as she was wailing and crying and saying things about "...him and those fookin' springs...", I mean she just went on and on and on.


Bach home between high tides, I was soon able to see that while the unit made great molasses grade (weak) coffee, it could only make small batches of 55 gallons at a time. That's right, a mere drum full, which all of you can surely see is not nearly enough for me and my two studio cats Nervine and Scrotum, barely enough to bounce even a short audio track in S8.5.3.


AND even worse, it turned out to be monaural. Left channel only. Believe me, I know all about channels... at least  I know all about navigation channels** 


Obviously I hadda get another one fer stereo.


Fortunately,after much searching and a little light bribery, I have a second unit coming, as well as great investment opportunity, from a really nice gentleman in Nigeria, so all is well.


Hope this helps,


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Re:Coffee maker with best removable and reusable filter. 2013/03/20 15:48:37 (permalink) ☄ Helpful
http://www.walmart.com/ip...e-Brewer-GRX-B/4891346 What? Did not get the springy thingy that you clean out the channel where the coffee comes out with Bunn (made in Germany)? Used in Restaurants everywhere: http://www.webstaurantsto...rcOHjLYCFetFMgod3BoARw Coffee tastes the best made with a Bunn!

 
 
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Re:Coffee maker with best removable and reusable filter. 2013/03/20 15:51:41 (permalink)
Needs Bunn filters also, since they are just taller than other coffee filters.

 
 
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Re:Coffee maker with best removable and reusable filter. 2013/03/20 16:21:33 (permalink)
Was I the only one who read that as, "Coffee tastes best when made with a Bunny"?

I don't want to be the one to clean the coffee grinder.  I'm just sayin'...
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Re:Coffee maker with best removable and reusable filter. 2013/03/20 17:12:33 (permalink)
UbiquitousBubba


Was I the only one who read that as, "Coffee tastes best when made with a Bunny"?

I don't want to be the one to clean the coffee grinder.  I'm just sayin'...


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Re:Coffee maker with best removable and reusable filter. 2013/03/22 08:46:42 (permalink)
Thanks again everyone.




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Re:Coffee maker with best removable and reusable filter. 2013/03/22 09:10:48 (permalink)
 Mike I think if I were looking at a bigger brewer I would  look for one with a reusable filter, maybe a spare so you could run one through the dishwasher while using the other. 

 I tend to agree with the idea of a Keurig. I am cheap so I bought a reusable system for mine and I grind my own beans, but if your hosting several people who drink coffee and using a Keurig you would never need to clean another coffee pot or empty another filter. The guests could choose whatever they like from a selection.

 The commercial Keurig machines are even more maintenance free. They have a water line attached so you never need refill water either.

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Re:Coffee maker with best removable and reusable filter. 2013/03/22 10:26:48 (permalink)
These are good;


'Senseo' by Phillips. They take coffee 'pods' in a variety of strengths and the machine adds a 'crema' layer. The 'dark roast' has been a favourite here for years now.

 
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Re:Coffee maker with best removable and reusable filter. 2013/03/22 10:58:20 (permalink)
I have one of those. 

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Re:Coffee maker with best removable and reusable filter. 2013/03/22 11:38:36 (permalink)
You no like? Our last one broke, just got a replacement on Ebay for £16 - result!

 
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Re:Coffee maker with best removable and reusable filter. 2013/03/22 11:45:17 (permalink)
gold coffee filters make the best REUSABLE filters.

but the best flavor comes from unbleached paper

melitta makes the best cone filters


the paper takes the bitter oils out.

the reusable ones, let them through.

some folks like bitter.

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Re:Coffee maker with best removable and reusable filter. 2013/03/22 12:34:17 (permalink)
  
 I hope you plumbed a separate bathroom too Mike. 10 coffee drinkers can be a handful, Eric cup full, Eric pot full know ant I mean.

 Reminds me of the time I went to an auto repair in the country and asked for the bathroom( called a loo over the pond) anyways he pointed me to a corner where a curtain was hung and behind it.........was a funnel through the wall. Would I make something like that up?

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Re:Coffee maker with best removable and reusable filter. 2013/03/22 14:35:53 (permalink)
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gold coffee filters make the best REUSABLE filters.

but the best flavor comes from unbleached paper

melitta makes the best cone filters


the paper takes the bitter oils out.

the reusable ones, let them through.

some folks like bitter.


Huh.  So that's probably why I prefer my paper filters to my Mom's gold, reusable.  It's definitely a different, more bitter, taste in my opinion - sounds like there's some reason to that!

 
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Re:Coffee maker with best removable and reusable filter. 2013/03/26 16:49:24 (permalink)
YEP....

sometimes i like french press (NO FILTER!!   LOL)

and sometimes i only want that unbleached paper......... sweet.




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Re:Coffee maker with best removable and reusable filter. 2013/03/26 19:53:31 (permalink)
That's why my coffee's tasted better since going back to filters.

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Re:Coffee maker with best removable and reusable filter. 2015/11/03 07:47:26 (permalink)
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