How long do i have to wait between making beverages?
1850704
We've had the machine almost 8 months ago. There isn't any waiting time between making beverages... The machine is great. We entertain and have made one coffee after another. As soon as the green light stops flashing, you can make another beverage.
1850705
I do not wait at all. After making the first latte and by the time I prepare the next one the espresso maker is ready to go again. I have only made two at a time so I am not sure how many times you can repeat the process. Having had several espresso makers I think you could make as many as you want as long as you keep the water compartment full. Be sure to follow the directions.
1850706
In my experience there is no wait. As soon as one cup is complete you can start the next cup. I've only used the automatic one touch feature.There's never been a time the the water wasn't hot or any other "wait" issue I can think of.
1560477
I pour in 12 oz and it takes about 3 minutes to be ready. You can use as much water as you want.
173631
You do not HAVE to use boiling water. You can use hot (not boiling) or cold water and wait 30-60 minutes and have tea. Hot water is faster, boiling is even faster. I use these to cold brew. Put the bags in a pitcher of water, put the pitcher in a refrigerator. In a couple hours, the ice tea is ready and it is cold.
281586
I've kept (unopened) growlers for up to 3 weeks and they have been fine, but once opened I would recommend finishing it the same day. Even the next day there will be a noticeable loss of carbonation.
109012
Both brew at the same time unless you have it set for only brewing one cup. There is no timer for delayed brewing. It works very well this way for my purposes.
1993592
I would say 2 minutes.We are very pleased with this Mr. Coffee single cup unit.Good buy We have tried some cheaper one, we got rid of them.
1482584
I didn't keep this one -- but I have had them in the past and they work fine. You certainly want to run water to flush it out before drinking -- I don't know about 40 minutes, though. Just watch the water and when it is clear, let a glass-full set for a few minutes to make sure there is no sediment.
109017
There is no delayed brewing. You can flip a switch to brew only one side or both. Both sides brew at the same time and it brews pretty quick. We use it for camping. No glass carafe to clean or break.
1667944
I'd say a few days, up to a week, similar to other growlers. it would help if you flushed with CO2 first. Manufacturer mentions this is not suitable for carbonating/aging.
2178399
I've never timed it. It's fairly short, maybe 5 minutes. I believe it percs too quickly because there is evidence that the water is overloading the basket containing the coffee grounds. A significant quantity of grounds end up in the bottom of the pot and in your cup when the coffee is poured.
1454262
After making it? Only a few hours. Once you have made the brew, it's best to use it as soon as possible.
2232334
I think what you are asking is: can you have a pause between stations? Each station (there were 12 on my model) is programed independently of each other. For example, you set the time for station 1 to start watering at 5 AM for 15 minutes on odd number days. Then you can program station 2 to water at 6 AM for 30 minutes on odd days. and so forth, you set the time each station should start to water. In other words, by controlling the start to water time, you can design a pause between waterings to let the well re-charge. You could also have some stations water on odd days and other stations water on even days. I think what you are asking is: can you have a pause between stations? Each station (there were 12 on my model) is programed independently of each other. For example, you set the time for station 1 to start watering at 5 AM for 15 minutes on odd number days. Then you can program station 2 to water at 6 AM for 30 minutes on odd days. and so forth, you set the time each station should start to water. In other words, by controlling the start to water time, you can design a pause between waterings to let the well re-charge. You could also have some stations water on odd days and other stations... » Read More I think what you are asking is: can you have a pause between stations? Each station (there were 12 on my model) is programed independently of each other. For example, you set the time for station 1 to start watering at 5 AM for 15 minutes on odd number days. Then you can program station 2 to water at 6 AM for 30 minutes on odd days. and so forth, you set the time each station should start to water. In other words, by controlling the start to water time, you can design a pause between waterings to let the well re-charge. You could also have some stations water on odd days and other stations water on even days. « Show Less
1002879
It can be as long as you want, just remember the beer in the line will be the first pour, maybe a bit warm.
139799
Provided you start with a chilled siphon, cold water, shake it for 20 - 30 seconds it can last up to a couple of weeks. Less carbonated the longer you store it, particularly after it is half empty. Hmmmm, time for a Brandy and soda.
306329
I would say at least an hour. I'm always done with mine before it gets cool. I use it for my coffee too.
1513829
I'd say five minutes. No problem there. It will have plenty of steam for as much water you add. It says in the instructions you can add two measuring cups full, I usually use one to be safe. The thing is to be sure that when you change the accessories, they are on solid. This is emphasized in the instructions. I found that the steam will leak out if the attachment isn't on properly so watch for that.
320010
Go big or go home, you can always use less water and coffee. I had the 6 cup and I had to brew 3 of them in order to receive my daily caffeine fix. The coffee was outstanding but waiting for it to brew was about a 15-20 minute wait.