Probably a dumb question, but can you control how much hot water comes out for tea, etc.?
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Hi Lisa,I don't actually own this particular coffeemaker, but we own a 12-cup Cuisinart Coffeemaker that doesn't have the hot tea feature. In ours, you pour the water in yourself, so if you want 10 cups, you pour in only ten cups, etc.I don't believe this coffeemaker requires a hookup to a water line. You're the "water line".
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Yes, you fill the water reservoir on the right side, push the on button to heat, wait for the "water is ready" light to come on and then push down on the lever until your cup is full.
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Not a dumb question and definitely. It heats up fast and stays hot for a second cup.
767456
I'm pretty sure you Can. There are markers to show the amount being brewed. I fill it up, though, and drink out of a large cup (which does not seem to me to actually be four cups).
556769
I also had the same problem. You could try but you may not get the full effect. I started placing my tea bag in the cup and allowing the hot water brew it that way. I let it steep for one more minute or your desired look and strength..good luck
1525271
If you are using the bulb tea, you will have to make a full pot. The pots aren't that big anyways. If you use loose tea leaves, then you can make a smaller amount. If want even smaller than don't use that pot.
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Hello Yara,Thank you for your question. Simply press the buttons on the front of the unit to adjust the water temperature output.Please let us know if we can assist you further with your hot water needs.Kind RegardsRossGadgetsGoP.S. If you have found my answer helpful, please prefer us when you purchase.
2119981
yes. i often do just that. takes a bit of figuring out but by moving main lever to left or right you can control how much goes 2 each outlet. use handle 2 control volume of water.
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No, it's all or nothing. However when you put it in the "down" position it drops almost to the bottom of the pitcher. Therefore, you could probably make as little as one cup of tea at a time. Hope this helps!
2189082
No, you can only control temperature. Water flow is constant at one setting. It's not too hard and not too light. If I could control the flow, I would set it at what it is now.
887525
Not to speak of. You can push the hot water lever to an off position, but it's not really locked.
948750
That is how I use it. I have also removed the diffuser and just used a few tea bags. It depends on if I'm feeling too lazy to clean out the diffuser. :) Some people will put boiling water in the pot for a bit and dump it out before doing the brewing. I don't, it seems to stay hot enough without adding that step.
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It slows me to pour hot tea into it as I brew and then cool for iced tea. I still warm it a little in the sink prior to slowly pouring the tea into it as to not shock the glass. I have made 20 ir so batches so far and then I cool and keep it in the fridge. Love it. I would say if you are trying to keep beverages hot this is not a solution though.
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I dont this it would be useful. Tea neds to stay few minutes in hot water here the water drips quickly
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I use the water on the side for hot tea. It is steaming when it is dispensed inthe mug. There is no timer on that side.
1774703
Your question is oddly worded...but yes, you can set a timer, heating your tea (say) for 70 seconds.
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I have a Breville tea maker that I use to brew my tea (various settings let me go up to 212 for black tea), BUT after brewing I immediately pour the hot tea into the pitcher to cool and haven't had a problem doing so. (I love the pitcher because it holds almost 2 full brews from the Breville so I'm set for all day drinking.)
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I would think that you could brew the tea right in the kettle. I only heat water in the kettle because our family uses it for black tea, green tea and hot chocolate. That way everyone can choose to drink whatever they like. I also haven't put anything into the kettle for fear that it would take on the taste of what is put into it. I haven't tried it so I don't know if this is true or not.
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Sorry for the late response. Yes, you can program the kettle to start at a specific time.