Does this brush clean the spout of an electric percolator?
1305071
The Brush is "naturally" designed to clean reusable straws or similarly shaped objects. The Tube Brush can be fit into the spout of an Electric Percolator, I am uncertain as to its overall effectiveness in cleaning the appliance.
1305072
I don't have an electric percolator but I do use it to clean the spout of a fat separator after making gravy and it cleans the tube of an old fashioned coffee pot. Hope this helps.
1704770
Yes it can. why do i know this, because i have a porcelain neti pot. The med and the sm brush will clean, the only differences between the brushes is the length.
1310883
Sorry I don't know. I bought this cord for a Grants Deluxe 12 cup Percolator which I had for over 40 years and it works great.
1250867
Yes it can. This percolator ia used every day on a gas stove without diffusing and it works and holds up perfectly
461533
Although I've owned Farberware percolators for years, I have never returned one for repair or ordered replacement parts. I am sorry I could not help you more.
1787465
It can. It will remove powder residue. With a brush it will remove copper and lead fouling as well but for heavy build up somthing like Sweets may be needed. Follow the directions with solvents.
1665910
Using a small stiff brush like one used to clean a tea pot spout is quite easy. Even a larger brush will work quite well.
658516
It worked fairly well on stainless for me, but I still needed to clean some with a wire brush to get the residue out of tight places.
403012
I have a Zojirushi thermos and have cleaned it with this brush before with no issues. The smaller brushes are actually quite handy for cleaning the mouth piece parts.
763936
Yes, it is an electric percolator. The coffee is wonderful. I do cut my own filters for it when using the regular coffee made for regular coffee makers that drip the coffee, which is finer ground. You can either grind your own, or buy the coffee filters, and cut them round, with a hole in the center, and put that in before the coffee grounds. I use regular paper towel and cut little round filters of my own. This will solve your problem of grounds.Grounds or not, it makes the best real coffee tasting coffee ever. Karen Macey
215490
I would try this cord, the united percolator looks like the one we had when I was a kid and all these cords work on all the different small appliances.
411523
Sorry, I am not familiar with your percolator. Try phoning the manufacturer.
1719087
This percolator is electric and works very well. It is NOT submersible though, so you can't put the whole pot into water to clean it. You can fill it with soapy water, empty and rinse, just don't put it all the way into water. I hope this helps. It is a wonderful little percolator and makes wonderful coffee. Karen M.
1933011
Really not sure. I use it with a vintage GE percolator. The cord has 2 round prongs, if that's of any help...
394956
No! Any dirty lead will clog the spout. I hold a Wheel wieght over the pot with pliers and melt the lead off the steel clip. Some new wieghts are not lead.
795314
It does not appear to come in contact. The pump tube, where the coffee percs from, is above a small aperture leading to the o-ring. The pump tube bypasses the o-ring aperture and percs directly into the plastic knob in the cover. Yes, the knob in the cover on the model I use is plastic. In the end plastic is inescapable!
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It is permanently affuxed. But no problem to clean dry coffee bean residue. I use my pastry brush ro a dry paper towel to dust it off. Tuck it away and it's ready for the next time.