If you don't drink the whole pot how do you empty the coffee out of it?
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The coffee is in the same reservoir that you fill with water at the sink to make the coffee. So you dump the remaining coffee from the reservoir into the sink.
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You can either drain it out the same way you take coffee out, or you will have to empty it out when you fill it up next time anyway, you take the container out where the coffee is to re-fill it.
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Just lift the container holding the coffee up, carry it to the sink and pour it out.
1659569
Open the top lid, remove the basket containing the grounds, and use the handle to lift out the tank with the remaining coffee, then pour the old coffee down the sink drain. Dispose of the grounds (not down the drain), rinse the basket and tank and your ready to do another brew.
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If you wait until the morning like I do, you pour cold coffee out the top (it detaches and has a nice handle) and then rinse and return. You can always dispense the whole batch of coffee to waste if you prefer, from the bottom
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You can hold a container up to the push button and drain it or simply lift out the container the coffee is in and dump. I wait until after it's cooled off and I am ready to make coffee for the next morning. I rinse mine well each day before I make a new pot for the next day. It all comes apart and back together really very simply. BEST coffee maker ever! We have had ours since July and to be honest, if it broke tomorrow, we would buy another, we like it that well.
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Either lift the container out and empty or empty into a container by pushing the button to drain.
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The top separates from the machine. That's what you normally use fill the reservoir.
718361
I never looked at those instructions. I use water that i have boiled to make tea or coffee right out of the drip pot. Sometimes there is a tiny bit of unmixed milk at the bottom of the cup when I finish, but nothing to worry about. I think you can just skip that step.
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Just wash the removable pieces as usual. Then squirt some dish soap into the coffee pot, add some hot water and wash the inside with your dish cloth or sponge and rinse it out. Then I dry everything and put it back together so it's ready for the next pot of coffee. It's really very easy to care for. Hopes that helps. :)
2160405
The entire pot is brewing so you can take a cup of not quite brewed coffee if you want. :)
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FYI, I hate wet, messy grounds. I have the basket that came with the pot but I still just push a paper coffee filter down in and press the excess paper against the sides and fold the excess at the top over the edge, place my grounds in there, close the lid and start brewing. When it is all done I just have to pull out the soggy filter and toss it. I can do this either with the permanent filter in place or not. If you can't find a permanent filter replacement, you might try that.
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Just put coffee in and let it steep a minute then push handle down. Works perfectly rarely any grounds in coffee.. Make a good cup of coffee.
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I always leave the basket in. When the coffee is finished, then I wash the whole pot.
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Add more water a cup at a time... No coffee. When it finally starts coming out you have filled the resevior.
2000803
You are correct. You do not have to remove it. Be aware that you absolutely do not want to use a fine ground coffee. They will overflow
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As for cleaning; After I finish grinding the coffee beans, I use the little broom/brush (that comes attached to the side of the grinder) to get all the grinds out. That's it! I could use a damp paper towel to wipe it out if I were to grind other things, but I just do coffee. :)
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The water is in a removable jug-like reservoir and the amount of water in it is not relevant to the amount that is dispensed. You just push a button to dispense the coffee and push it again to stop. I pour a double shot from one pod and it is fine.
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There is a lever on the brewing basket which regulates the flow of the coffee into the pot. It has settings of off, half on, and full on (up). That might be your problem.
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Nope! Leave the collar on. Rinse the pot after all coffee is gone...just swirl with a tad of hot water, but try to keep the collar dry. Be sure to empty and rinse every night before going to bed. If you have left over coffee, put in another cup in the fridge (cover). Always take out filter after brewing. Once a week, I use a tad of dish soap and a bottle brush (like for baby bottles)which will get rid of any left over residue from the week. Rinse thoroughly with hot water, again, keeping the collar dry. Then air dry. It's really a piece of cake. I've used Chemex for over 40 years...wouldn't trade it for anything!!
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Not sure, but don't try.You will break the action used for pumping the coffee out.What makes you want to remove it?
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No it doesn't. The way this coffee maker difuses coffee you don't want to take any coffee until the whole pot is brewed.
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No, don't clean it that way. Go to the local hardware or some grocery stores carry it and go to the dish soap isle and look for coffee maker cleaning tabs.
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You'd just need to reduce the amount of water and ground coffee. I've made partial pots with no issues.