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Stylish coffee maker, works!!

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It works nicely, it feels good. Don't expect press coffee! :-P

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Disappointment is probably the best description of the feeling after the first and second experiments. For the first time, there was 4 dl of water in the pan and the required amount of reindeer. After 20 min of cooking, no water rose from the center tube to the top rack. I added 4 dl of water, now it was 8 dl. I also added coffee. After 40 min (20 min + 40 min) of cooking I stopped because again the water did not rise. I have used the percolator cooker a lot in the past, so I know how it works. Your flower vase ..... Well what do I do next? The product has been acquired for use. I drilled 7 more holes in the rack plate on the bottom of the pan, so now there are 8 instead of 1.

I am satisfied with this product as well as it works well.

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Good coffee, when you grind it, do not start to boil too much, but pulp calmly. The chews should be added a little more than usual.

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Slow coffee maker and coffee always gets somehow skinny. There may also be a user error. The caravan has been used.

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Absolutely really good. And good looking.

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Requires studying to get good coffee.

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The coffee was finished on the gas stove. The pan does get hot, so you should be careful when handling it.

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Everything okay.

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Comfortable percolator cooker for hot sumps. It takes a couple of minutes to make coffee, but even then the coffee is aromatic and hot. With this I make coffee all the way to the termari for excursions.

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End your day with K-coffee wherever you want. Great product.

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Good product but it took a while to figure out how to make good coffee. At least 0.7 liters of water, never less. Calculate 7 g of coffee per 1.5 dl of water. Always cook for 14 minutes, never less. Then it will be great. It is nice too, but gets hot, beware your fingers!

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Make coffee yes as long as you can boil pairs in pans and practice .. cooking a minimum amount is more challenging trying to evaporate the water easily to a minimum. But I think in general it works as long as the malt.

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This doesn't work because the cap is visible through. The knob of the pergulator shows because the water has turned brown and has rotated one round. So you can only guess because it is ready. It is also quite wide when the operation is based on pressure. Slow.

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I was excited to wait for the product. But I don’t know if I did something wrong or why the end result was discolored water. The steam did not rise along the pipe as it should, and thus did not make coffee. I've been using a percolator in the past. If anyone has any tips on what might go wrong or why the steam doesn’t rise along the pipe to the filter, then I’d love to read.

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I would like information about the material? Aluminum? Is it enameled?

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A nickname for höh, does it take longer to boil water than a normal coffee pot on that stove? If it lasts, then something is wrong with the material, but Tämmönen percolator is a fast and convenient cooker, especially with gas. When the water boils, then lift the water pipe up the filter, reduce the power, boil for 4-6min, open, hot handle is ready! And not skinny. Which one would get half as small, so I would order right away.

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The water in it warms up quite unconsciously slowly. For example, it takes more than half an hour to make coffee on a wooden stove. The end result is skinny, even if the coffee grounds are filled to the brim. This was a great disappointment