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Ray	Dec 27th 2005 4:24 am

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Enough of vacumns please ...

Coffeemakers ..Mr Coffee ...utter crap ...gone thru three in one year

TN-Dave

Dec 27th 2005 4:27 am

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Enough of vacumns please ...

Coffeemakers ..Mr Coffee ...utter crap ...gone thru three in one year

Hey - That's the one we have too !

jamjar

Dec 27th 2005 5:38 am

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Enough of vacumns please ...

Coffeemakers ..Mr Coffee ...utter crap ...gone thru three in one year

My hubby is a big coffee drinker. Last year some friends bought him a Hamilton Beach coffee pot that brews into two travel mugs or a thermos type carafe. The carafe is excellent. It keeps the coffee hot for hours and because the coffee isn't sitting on a burner to keep warm it doesn't get that nasty stale taste.

TouristTrap

Dec 27th 2005 5:54 am

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I have one of those, as I'm the only coffee drinker in the family. Wonderful thing.

I picked up an electric cordless kettle at Big Lots yesterday for 12 bucks. I'm sick of buying the more expensive models as they give up the ghost after a few months anyway.

Good sized, neat looking if anyone down FL way is looking for one.

CaliforniaBride

Dec 27th 2005 5:56 am

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I picked up an electric cordless kettle at Big Lots yesterday for 12 bucks. I'm sick of buying the more expensive models as they give up the ghost after a few months anyway.

Trouble is even the quick boil kettles take an age to heat up.

TouristTrap

Dec 27th 2005 5:59 am

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Trouble is even the quick boil kettles take an age to heat up.

Don't they just?

Anyone use that hot water faucet thingie to make their tea? I just can't bear to use it as I think it is not hot enough...

edit: Not the hot water faucet, but the actual hot water unit you put under your sink..whateveritiscalled.

CaliforniaBride

Dec 27th 2005 6:02 am

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Hot water straight from the tap?? Yuck, no. If the water's not hot enough then the tea is all foamy.

jamjar

Dec 27th 2005 6:05 am

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Hot water straight from the tap?? Yuck, no. If the water's not hot enough then the tea is all foamy.

Ewww. Yeah the water has got to be boiling or it just tastes nasty, like the tea they try to make in the microwave at restaurants here.

TouristTrap

Dec 27th 2005 6:08 am

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http://www.homedepot.com/prel80/HDUS...gio.0&MID=9876

That is what I am talking about. They just don't taste right to me either....

Link goes to front page ;) They're called insinkerators.

jamjar

Dec 27th 2005 6:12 am

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http://www.homedepot.com/prel80/HDUS...gio.0&MID=9876

That is what I am talking about. They just don't taste right to me either....

Links to a bunch of gas generators and a couple of sheds.

jamjar

Dec 27th 2005 6:46 am

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http://www.homedepot.com/prel80/HDUS...gio.0&MID=9876

That is what I am talking about. They just don't taste right to me either....

Link goes to front page ;) They're called insinkerators.

Wow never seen one of those before. Kind of nifty but with 3 kids I'd be worried about burns. Plus I still think the water's got to be boiling for the tea to taste right.

Ray	Dec 27th 2005 7:37 am

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That is what I am talking about. They just don't taste right to me either....

Link goes to front page ;) They're called insinkerators.

For $500 ..I can buy a lot of kettles ....

jamjar

Dec 27th 2005 7:50 am

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I picked up an electric cordless kettle at Big Lots yesterday for 12 bucks. I'm sick of buying the more expensive models as they give up the ghost after a few months anyway.

While the Mr Coffee coffee pots may be crap, I have a Mr coffee kettle that cost me $16 about 5 or 6 years ago and it's still working.

CaliforniaBride

Dec 27th 2005 12:16 pm

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Ewww. Yeah the water has got to be boiling or it just tastes nasty, like the tea they try to make in the microwave at restaurants here.

I hate that! Makes it frothy too. And the water is never hot enough. I'm going have to make myself a nice hot cuppa to get the thought out of my mind.

jamjar

Dec 27th 2005 12:21 pm

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I hate that! Makes it frothy too. And the water is never hot enough. I'm going have to make myself a nice hot cuppa to get the thought out of my mind.

I might have to have a cuppa now too and I've got some yummy cadbury's biccies to go with it. :)

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