Does it spill when you go to pour? That's why I'm shopping for a new coffee pot, the one I have spills when I try to pour a cup of coffee.
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No. I had one before that allowed the coffee to kinda run behind the spout, this one doesn,t.
1680172
Honest, this one doesn't spill, but it is not made for everyday use. It will not last long.
1680173
Yes it does spill some...I thought it was just me as my hubbie doesn't have any problem....I think when younfillitbreally full...it will spill
1680174
It does not spill at all when I pour a cup. This was the very reason we were looking for a new coffee maker...makes very good coffee.
2014348
100% spillproof! i've turned it upside down and shaked it to show my wife, she carries important files with her purse/computer bag. if you want i can post a video tonight pouring coffee and shaking it upside down. I know how important it is to invest in something that works and not get burned by it, no pun intended.
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If by "non spill" you mean that you can take the pot out to pour a cup of coffee before the coffee maker is finished brewing, and the coffee will stop coming out of the coffee maker, then yes, it is non spill.Otherwise its just as capable of spilling coffee as any other pot, when you pour. I'm very good at that part.
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I'm not really supplying an answer for you but when I go to fill with water to make a pot of coffee, the water starts filling at the travel mug line, it doesn't go down to the single serving where it should start for either pot or cup. so it won't make a pot of coffee or single serving. Also the booklet provided doesn't say anything about that the single lever should be pushed down when brewing a pot of coffee.
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This is the same amount of time I think I've had mind. For about the same amount of time, mine also will clog, or get stuck in the top of the little cup holder. My work around is to take the compartment out (the whole receptor clear thing) with the pod still in and then I poke through the hole with the back of the little brush that came with it and scrape the top of the plastic thing, the coffee falls into the pod. I have also noticed I have to grind it at 1, but I assumed this was the new coffee I have been buying.
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Yes, take it to work!! We LOVE this Carafe for keeping coffee hot. No, it won't spill as long as the lid is on tight!
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I always run water throught it when I first get any coffee pot! Then I run coffee through it and run water again through it! I guess you call it a little prep before I actually drink it!
375247
The only time mine has done this, which I am embarrassed to say has been often, is when I forget to empty the carafe before making a new pot. Since it is not glass I don't have that visual cue to do it. My bad...
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Hello Donald, mine will also occasionally leak as well. When this happens, I have found that the pot was not entirely empty when I made a fresh pot or I filled the water level too high. It will also "spring" a BAD leak if the components (water tank, filter bay and coffee pot itself) are not completely seated in their proper alignments. Check all of these things EACH time you make a pot of coffee and I think you will be as pleased with your coffee maker as I have been. Also, I always make coffee for my guests instead of letting them try to make it themselves! They ALWAYS make it leak! It just takes a little getting used to and being careful each and every time! Enjoy! Hello Donald, mine will also occasionally leak as well. When this happens, I have found that the pot was not entirely empty when I made a fresh pot or I filled the water level too high. It will also "spring" a BAD leak if the components (water tank, filter bay and coffee pot itself) are not completely seated in their proper alignments. Check all of these things EACH time you make a pot of coffee and I think you will be as pleased with your coffee maker as I have been. Also, I always make coffee for my guests instead of letting them try to make it themselves! They ALWAYS make it... » Read More Hello Donald, mine will also occasionally leak as well. When this happens, I have found that the pot was not entirely empty when I made a fresh pot or I filled the water level too high. It will also "spring" a BAD leak if the components (water tank, filter bay and coffee pot itself) are not completely seated in their proper alignments. Check all of these things EACH time you make a pot of coffee and I think you will be as pleased with your coffee maker as I have been. Also, I always make coffee for my guests instead of letting them try to make it themselves! They ALWAYS make it leak! It just takes a little getting used to and being careful each and every time! Enjoy! « Show Less
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Aryeh, I have used my pot a few times and have not had any spillage when pouring. Marc
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It pours very well. I am very pleased with this coffee pot! It is very easy to operate (setting time delay, etc). It also allows you to sneak a cup without dripping.
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I don't know about the pouring of a cup of coffee, I only know that I hated that coffeemaker because it took so long for the coffee to drip into the pot. I don't use it at all.
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My pot has only overflowed when I forgot that I still had water in it! I'll put a potful of cold water into the carafe, and then while I'm grinding the beans I'll keep hot water in the pot to rewarm it. Once, I forgot and stuck the full pot back under the filter, and boy did it overflow. I'll never do that again! But, other than that, no.
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I've had this same problem. I keep my coffee maker clean, use the clean cycle with vinegar, use Q tip on lid. It's still pouring coffee (or water when I tried to clean it again today) all over my counter top. Mine is less than a year old, usually one pot a day. I'm really frustrated@
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I believe that the coffee pot is defective. The last measure of coffee is not deposited into the pot instead, is dribbled onto the platform causing a significant puddle.
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Now that you mention it, I do seem to remember that as the pot got more and more empty, it was difficult to pour and could end up spilling. But it has been a long time now since I owned this carafe, so I can't be completely certain.
2020291
This sounds like a defect to me. I would contact Hamilton or see if Amazon can replace the coffee pot. I've never had this problem.