Anybody use a beehive coffee dropper with this pot.
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The glass is pretty fragile and I do not suggest using a ceramic beehive coffee dripper, however, I do use a Hario VDGN-02B V60 glass coffee dripper (similar to beehive) because it is glass and has a plastic ring that makes the perfect interface between the dipper and server.
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Since that has never been a problem for me, I would have to watch how you pour the coffee. Maybe the pot is too close to the cup. It only spills when I am filling the canister and that is because I am holding the pot too close to it and am in a hurry, so just wipe up the water when done. I love this coffee pot and never want a different kind.
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I have the Kitchen Aid Java Studio Collection Coffee Maker KCM534ERO Pictures here~~~ http://www.goodhousekeeping.com/cm/goodhousekeeping/images/dP/14CupJavaStudioCoffeeMakerEmpir-s3-medium_new.jpg
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I use #4s with this coffee pot. The coffee maker is what matters with the filter size, not the carafe.
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I have not had that problem at all. Pours without a drop. I wonder if your carafe is defective??
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No problem at all. I do that every morning and the 4 cup line on the coffee pot allows me to fill a 20 oz travel mug. It brews in under 2 minutes too, which is really nice.
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Yes, I do. I have discovered that when you fill the water tank, fill it slowly or the water will leak out the bottom. At first I thought it leaked at any water over 10 cups but I made 12 cups the other day and poured it slowly and there was minimal leakage from underneath. It's good for the price, but you are not getting at $200 coffee maker for $40, if you know what I mean. It's fine for me and it is super cute.
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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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I enjoy using mine in the Farberware 8 cup stove-top perculator and am unable to confirm the question about a Westbend coffee pot.
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I did for about a year. I couldn't locate the source (I think it was the tube going from the bottom of the reservoir to the basket0, but it was 4 years old and not worth fixing anyway. I replaced it with the same model, however, because I found it the best value of all grind and brew machines.
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KT, sorry this wouldnt work with your coffee pot..no place to catch the leaks...the water will just roll right off...sorry!
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I haven't tried it with the Beehouse. The hole in the Hario is slightly less than 3 inches diameter... maybe that measurement will help you figure it out. It looks to me like the notches at the bottom of the Beehouse would prevent it from sitting on the flat surface of the Hario.
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I have not seen any dripping. I let the coffee settle for a and then pour it. That is because I start to prepare breakfast and the last thing I do is pour the coffee. Even if I am only serving coffee, I get the cups out and etc., then pour the coffee at the table. This again gives some time to settle. This is the best coffee pot I ever owned. Warning....The coffee comes out very hot and stays hot in the pot for a long time. Hope this was useful.
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I have tried different grounds and they all come out absolutely great. I use a drip basket filter in the basket since the store bought grounds are smaller than the holes in the built-in basket. Just center it and carefully poke a hole in the filter and you can use any size grounds. I am never going back to a drip maker. This coffee pot is fantastic.
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Maybe if you used a very coarse grind of coffee (to keep it from getting through the mesh) you could pull it off, but my hunch is that the coffee would be weak and not nearly as tasty as drip. I have tried several different devices for brewing a "single cup" of coffee and, by far, the best I've found is the Aerobie Coffee Press, available from Amazon for $26. The Aerobie Press brews the best coffee I have ever tasted anywhere (if you buy good quality beans and follow the instructions carefully), as the 1400 glowing Amazon reviews of the device will attest.
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Not really. I take the basket out before I pour the coffee. Sometimes, if I don't put the basket lid on well enough, the boiling will make it come off a little, but that's operator error. Make sure the lid is tight on the basket and it will be fine.
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I uses it with mine, it's a bit tight as it's a smidge taller but the handled flexed over it without breaking and I don't remove the glass to wash it out. I owned 3 bodum single serves as it cost about as much to replace the beaker as purchase a new one in our town when I broke a beaker. When I found these online, I ordered 3 beakers. It seems silly to have so many but works great when a few friends are over. Every one can have the our style of what is a perfect cup of coffee for then - Every Time. :O