can you use this on an electric stove and leave it on simmerafter the coffee is made
1868242
No. It's a thermos. It will keep the coffee warm for an hour or so. It's not made to cook with.
1868243
No. It is designed like a thermos... to retain the heat from the boiling water that has been poured into it.
1868244
The carafe is double-walled and keeps the coffee hot for quite a while. If you have a ceramic top electric stove you might try it on very low to see how it does. But, I cannot recommend that based on my knowledge of the product.
1868245
Hello, I would not recommend you heat up this carafe on the stove top. Your carafe is designed to keep liquids hot with the insulated thermal walls. Hope this helps. B
1868246
NO! This is a thermal carafe and will be ruined if you use it on an electric stove or burner of any sort. It is to pour hot coffee into the cone and through the grounds in it.
324850
My stove is electric and i leave it on the other side while cooking. I dont see a problem with it. Also, its great to sit a hot pan on it. You can also use as a cutting board surface.
645433
We use it in our camper and it has a gas stove. You can warm up the coffee in the carafe. I wouldn't leave it on top of the wood stove. It does have a plastic handle
1538184
I can only surmise that since this coffee pot does not have an automatic turn off it is prudent to unplug it when not in use. I have noticed the on/off switch is not lighted therefore it is possible to overlook the fact it is still on.
1355104
I wouldn't do it. The brochure that came with the unit says:Caution: To avoid breakage and injury:-Do not use carafe to boil liquids or for cooking purposes-Never place the carafe on a gas or electric range, or in a conventional or microwave ovenAgain, it may not break, but I would think twice before using the pot contrary to the Cautions.
1960424
no. it is a non heated caraffe.you only pour boiling water into the cone through the filter.coffee can we warmed on the stove if insulator is used.
1902855
Yes if you plug it into a separate timer which you can purchase at the hardware store fairly reasonable. This is a great coffee maker and the coffee is super hot. My husband loves this product.
1767852
I use mine on a gas stove because heating water and transferring it is inconvenient. The directions included say you can heat it on any stove as long as it's not empty and the flames don't exceed the bottom edge of the kettle. That'll keep it shiny. To avoid burning the kettle on accident, my advice is that you absolutely don't put it on the stove unless you've filled it and that you empty it and put it away when you're done. Polish it up every so often with a simple wash and buff dry so that oils from fingerprints etc don't discolor it as it's heated. I've used mine so many times that I can tell when the water is at temperature by the sound and elapsed time. I use a digital thermometer for a more accurate double check. The water is at about 195 F as soon as tiny bubbles appear at the bottom--ideal for coffee. Another note, directions say to only fill to the second line to avoid overflowing boiling water. I can do a manual coffee brew for 2 at *most* including prewarming the brewer. If you want to serve more, get the 1.2 liter... or a Bonavita which is much cheaper anyway :)
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Not really. It is a simple ceramic pot. If you fill the pot with boiling water before you make the coffee your coffee will stay warmer longer, because then you will have pre-heated the interior of the pot. But there is noting special about the warming characteristics of the pot. Stay near a microwave as you use drink the coffee.
235343
I use it in my boat hot water heater. It makes the water hot but I don't think it will make it hot enough to make coffee unless you leave it on
2079655
I only use it on an electric stove. However, everything external is stainless steel so it should be okay as long as you take it off the flame when it has perked for a minute.
577024
I never tried but I did use it on a gas stove. I would assume an electric would work fine. You could just lay in directly on the burner. We love ours.
1914152
No. Maybe but boil the water separately. Don't put the immediate boiling water so as not to burn the coffee. Wait a few secs.
1191525
I;m not sure zwickler, we don't use the coffee server on stove top, we use it as a SERVER for pour-over coffee.
803624
I have used an electric stove top burner several times and it works perfectly fine. As another answer pointed out, just make sure the handle is not directly above the heating element. Enjoy your espresso!
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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!! 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... » Read More 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!! « Show Less
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If its a gas stove I can see why not but I don't think it would work well on a electric stove