Does this Musa model have the same inner coating for the bottom water chamber that the Venus model has?
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I do not own the Venus model so I don't know what the inside of it looks like but, the Musa is shiny, polished stainless steel, inside and out. I hope this answers your question. With that being said, I returned my Musa model because it was defective. It wouldn't brew coffee properly, the steam would only blow out the side seam where the 2 halves screw together.
1078440
The water chamber has a little weight to it. The only maintenance required is changing carbon filters every once in a while. I clean my chamber by soaking viniger inside of it overnight.
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No, it is black plastic with a white step graduation water guide. The black does make it more difficult to see inside when filling, but I have not had any issues with it. It has been no problem to clean but I do use filtered water.
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I think that it is the same. It looks like it from the pictures. I can't say for sure since I haven't bought a Zero Water purifier.
1974005
All the tank on the inside are stainless steel grade. The outside housing of the unit itself is plastic.
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I Purchased about 2 years ago. Glass bubble on top and to my knowledge, it was all steel with wood handle. Water was boiled on gas flame with no evidence of color change on inside or out. Could not see or feel a coating inside, if thas what you mean.
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They are the same part, different terms. The water is distributed across the water panel, that's where it evaporates.
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I don't believe there is any coating on the inside of the teapot. I have not seen any small flakes in the water.
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Yes, the inside where the water & oil go are plastic, as is the remote control. The outside base is ceramic, and the top mesh shell is metal. It works great, is easy to clean and use.
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I think the question about the interior should be addressed to the manufacturer. It is metal and not shiney on the lower interior portion. The gasket discolors so I believe water contacts the gasket. I really enjoy the coffee ritual with this coffee maker.
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Hello Maynard. I bought the aquabot, but sent it back because it did not pickup the dirt like our current model. The model do have brushes. Regards eh
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the first model had a vacuum and the water tank is smaller. I have had both and the deluxe is much better, just do not leave extra wash solution in the tank while in storage.
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The machine is pure 18/10 stainless steel. There is no "coating" inside the water container it's is only sandblasted to remove any burn marks when the machine is welded. Which means the inside is a dull unpolished 18/10 stainless.
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It is really just preference. I am using mine in a 14 gallon biocube in the 3rd chamber so it really doesn't show. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
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The venturis and nozzles are hardened plastic and so those will not corrode. THe main body appears to be cast iron with a good enameled coating on it - ours has no signs of corrosion. The foot valve is plastic with a perforated metal cone serving as a filter - this may corrode but ours has not yet, and the whole unit has been on duty in our well since the spring (we had to take it out and move it a couple of times because we were going from creek water to water in a crocked well so we have had several opportunities to view it). Your foot valve is more likely to need replacing every 2-4 years as the perforated metal filter does seem to degenerate over time as any foot valve will. The venturis and nozzles are hardened plastic and so those will not corrode. THe main body appears to be cast iron with a good enameled coating on it - ours has no signs of corrosion. The foot valve is plastic with a perforated metal cone serving as a filter - this may corrode but ours has not yet, and the whole unit has been on duty in our well since the spring (we had to take it out and move it a couple of times because we were going from creek water to water in a crocked well so we have had several opportunities to view it). Your foot valve is more likely to need replacing every 2-4... » Read More The venturis and nozzles are hardened plastic and so those will not corrode. THe main body appears to be cast iron with a good enameled coating on it - ours has no signs of corrosion. The foot valve is plastic with a perforated metal cone serving as a filter - this may corrode but ours has not yet, and the whole unit has been on duty in our well since the spring (we had to take it out and move it a couple of times because we were going from creek water to water in a crocked well so we have had several opportunities to view it). Your foot valve is more likely to need replacing every 2-4 years as the perforated metal filter does seem to degenerate over time as any foot valve will. « Show Less
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Zodiac should speak to materials compatibility, but I have had no problems, and I have a saltwater pool. It is the quiet version of PB4-60 which was originally installed with my pool. It is very quiet. I have not seen any corrosion or deterioration externally.
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Yes there is a hard clear plastic cover with a small round feeding hole in the front. Good little tank but found the filter too strong for my betta so I got a sponge filter instead.