Does this unit have a water reservoir that holds one pot of water in reserve or does each pot drain out with each brew?
1138582
It has a reservoir. The down side of this is that if the coffee maker sits over the weekend, water evaporates and if you make your coffee then the results are not that good. On Monday mornings, I always pour in one pot of new water, then go about doing other stuff. I then I place coffee in the filter and pour in a second pot of new water. It works (and tastes!) much better that way.
1829182
It has a reservoir. It holds enough water for maybe 5 or 6 cups of coffee. It probably depends on what kind of drink you're making, but you definitely won't have to refill for every cup. Hope that helps!
1893194
No. The water flows through the gold mesh on the sides with no issues. You dump the grounds in the trash after you are done brewing.
1376408
It has a tank you fill periodically; no need to attach a water supply. I can get several cups out of it before we need to fill. It will tell you when it needs to be filled (indicator light) and it won't work until you refill it.
645797
That is exactly right Grace. Bear in mind that the water is added on top of the rear section so if the unit is stored on a counter top under your wall cabinets it may have to be pulled out while in use and then slid back when finished. It takes less than 1 minute to brew and I have had no issue with dripping. My little drainage tray is still bone dry. You could lay a small napkin or folded paper towel on top of the drain under your cup also and never have to worry about drips. I keep a liter of bottled water nearby so I can add water whenever I want a cup. I don't like leaving water in a large tank since I don't drink cup after cup. This is a great little machine and I use it for coffee and tea. That is exactly right Grace. Bear in mind that the water is added on top of the rear section so if the unit is stored on a counter top under your wall cabinets it may have to be pulled out while in use and then slid back when finished. It takes less than 1 minute to brew and I have had no issue with dripping. My little drainage tray is still bone dry. You could lay a small napkin or folded paper towel on top of the drain under your cup also and never have to worry about drips. I keep a liter of bottled water nearby so I can add water whenever I want a cup. I don't like leaving water in a... » Read More That is exactly right Grace. Bear in mind that the water is added on top of the rear section so if the unit is stored on a counter top under your wall cabinets it may have to be pulled out while in use and then slid back when finished. It takes less than 1 minute to brew and I have had no issue with dripping. My little drainage tray is still bone dry. You could lay a small napkin or folded paper towel on top of the drain under your cup also and never have to worry about drips. I keep a liter of bottled water nearby so I can add water whenever I want a cup. I don't like leaving water in a large tank since I don't drink cup after cup. This is a great little machine and I use it for coffee and tea. « Show Less
1121538
There is a reservoir that holds the brewed coffee. It comes out. All you have to do is remove it, empty and rinse. Put back in and brew another pot. Really easy.
479658
It does not. There is a "well" for the coffee side and hot water side. This is the best thing ever!! I love it!!
146743
The tea holder is out of the water while the water is heating, then you manually lower the holder into the water for brewing. There is only the one up and one down. I always make a full pot, so it hasn't been an issue. Hope this helps.
1218397
The $79 brewer has a water reserve tank so several cups can be brewed with fill with water each time. Check out the review for that one before you buy!
2219641
There are separate water reservoirs for the single serve and carafe sides. It is basically 2 machines attached that use the same control panel. You flip a switch between the two sides. I'm not sure how many cups of water the single serve side will take. We usually fill it from the cup we want it to brew into so we always have just what we need.
463772
Do you completely remove the water reservoir when you fill it? Does it all leak out before or after you turn on the brewer? Is it snapped into place, or is there a gap where the water can come out?
1751754
Yes this maxhinegri DS the coffee and the grounds are stored in a cup for disposal.And yes there is a water drip tray that holds the excess water to be emptied later.....thx Jack
18972
No they don't. Maybe I got a bad batch, they cannot handle more than 4 cups of water before they break apart in the basket, dumping the coffee grounds in the pot.
1559544
Yes, on the side of the reservoir there is a calibrated window that looks into the pot to indicate the amount of brewed coffee still remaining, albeit hard to see unless you have ample lighting.
1719958
No it doesn't. The way this coffee maker difuses coffee you don't want to take any coffee until the whole pot is brewed.
233903
Yes , you need to add water for each cup. It only hold 10oz. It is very easy to fill, tank empties in the time it takes you to get your k cup in place. Brew time is very quick.. I love this machine. Use it several times daily.. I like the idea that the water is not sitting in a tank for who knows how long ..
1572109
I'm not really supplying an answer for you but when I go to fill with water to make a pot of coffee, the water starts filling at the travel mug line, it doesn't go down to the single serving where it should start for either pot or cup. so it won't make a pot of coffee or single serving. Also the booklet provided doesn't say anything about that the single lever should be pushed down when brewing a pot of coffee.