Does the spout drip coffee down the front of pot?
1249808
Found this pot to be one of the best. Doesn't drip much at all unless you're careless.-Jeff
1249809
Not when it is closed and not when it is sitting upright or when pouring, Overall, I'm really pleased with this product. The only time it drips down the front is when I'm filling it from the handle side. If you fill it from the spout side there is no drip.
1488318
Yes, the drip tray is removable, to place a larger To-Go cup inside. I have had this coffe maker for 3 month now and it is performing very well, making a nice strong cup of coffee, topping it with lots of crema when needed. Favorite settings are 5 and 8 for stronger brew. Dont forget to clean once per month with a 50/50 water/white vinegar mix and rinse several times before using again. This is the best unit available on the US market, I have bought so far. Very happy with it!!!
1911932
Coffee is my business, LOL So, if you have a drip coffee pot put filtered water in the reservoir up to 8 and then put toddy in the glass craft to the 2 and let it brew!!!I
1187037
I have a 6 1/4" travel mug that easily clears the spout when the drip tray is removed. If I'm filling a large thermos I pull out the coffee reservoir and pour directly from there. It too, has a spout. But be very careful doing that! It's really hot!
1238901
No! Not a drop, ever. The "spout" is somewhat square with a gripping top part that sort of pinches off the flow. No drippage. Yes, it has a rubber or plastic gasket inside, and a spare is included. I love this thing. Worth every penny. You get what you pay for. Details!!!
458711
Yes it does but the first coffee is stronger than what the completed brew will be. Let about half the pot drip through before pouring a cup.Maggi
1613375
Yes. It pours without dripping. And if you put hot water in while the coffee brews, the coffee stays warm for over 12 hours.
2174769
No it does not. I like this coffee pot for a quick cup but I wish the power switch was in the front because you can't see if it is on or not. You look on the side where it is located.
1819831
It does not have a drip rim all the way around. There is no lip at the front and a slight tilt to the griddle to allow grease drainage at the front. The grease tray is held in place by two tabs- not the most secure way. And ours has dropped and cracked. Still works though.
2115514
Took a quick look and saw that the 'spout/pour section' narrows down to accommodate the stopper. It might be difficult to access the top of the inside, but I usually will use chemicals to clean my thermos and they would get to everything.I prefer this style of pour where the stopper is slightly loosened and the liquid pours around it. Only necessary to clean the exterior of the stopper.Incidentally I found that BREW RITE does a great job cleaning coffee buildup.I highly recommend this thermos.
1224669
Inside the pot there are the typical holes where the spout begins. Not necessarily a screen. We always have percolator coffee pots and discovered a few years ago that the small (4-6 cup size) paper filters fit in the basket just right and greatly reduce the grounds in your cup. All you have to do is add another 1/4 scoop of coffee to offset any weakness in your brew from using a paper filter. I hope this helps.
636163
The dispenser dispenses hot and cold water only. The front opening has about 7 inches of clearance from spout tip to drip tray. If the container is taller, it may need to be held at an angle.
2276696
Yes. There is a sight glass on the right side of the machine. That is the side you pour the water in. You can see the water level rise when pouring. For that matter you can watch it go down while the coffee is brewing if you are of a mind to.
521243
If your carafe drips from the handle perhaps it's defective. Mine is perfect. Does it drip while pouring or while brewing? I would carefully examine the handle and the flip top. Does the top fit tight inside the rim? Does the hole where the coffee comes out line up with the hole in the top? This coffee maker wasn't cheap so if you like the pot, I'd ask for a replacement.
2216034
What looks like a spout is actually the button that is pushed down to grind the beans (hold button down 10 seconds for stronger coffee and less for milder coffee). The round dome lifts off and you pick up the base (same as most other grinders) and pour the coffee grinds out -- a good coffee brush helps with this. This is our 4th coffee grinder in the past 25 years and I like it the best. I have had different brands and they all perform basically the same way, even burr coffee grinders.
2099145
I've only used the carafe for water, but I haven't noticed any water dripping down the side during or after pouring.
995015
Yes, the coffee does sit on top of the plastic plug while brewing, but doesn't come in contact with it while it's draining into the cup because it is pushed out of the way when released. There is absolutely no off taste to the coffee if that's what you are concerned about. Plus there is a filter between the plastic plug and the coffee.