Does the coffee stain the white ceramic coffee dripper?
628246
No. The ceramic is glazed and has not changed color at all even though I have used it hundreds of times. It's non-porous.
108856
Yes they do come out stain free. I love them and have purchased them for about 12 years. I have many types cups in china, etc. but for my morning coffee this cup is it!
913196
Yes! Just use less coffee grounds and less water. Just don't get white! Impossible to clean the coffee stains off.. Dyan Goodman
1423526
Yes. I have a habit of having partly empty cup near me and coffee stain has accumulated and doesn't seem removable. This might not happen if you emptied the cup promptly and washed it right away.
1010161
The ceramic tends to stain, getting quite dark over time. The stainless is, well, stainless!
186108
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.
1392324
This I do not know. Ours is flashing "clean," but we have yet to clean it. Still working and coffee tasting fine, so I haven't attempted a cleaning.
1976310
Not sure on a drip, I use my Bustelo for my Moka pot for Cuban coffee. One cup made at a time.
1300326
I bought the espresso one so obviously it was already stained and finished. But I'd say this one is probably too, just finished with the gloss over natural. It's the same product and price, just different color. If assume anything that required staining or gloss would specify unfinished wood.
946088
My opinion it is the same other than the coffee only contacts ceramic and silicon( valve ) instead of plastic. Also, the ceramic pulls some of the heat out of the brew unless you preheat
965923
I think espresso is darker, you problem could ask them to send you a picture to your email of both wood stains.
773666
Mine has only been used for tea. It is a very sturdy mug and I wouldn't think there would be a problem if it were used for coffee. If you are worried about coffee stains, I think tea stains are as bad- and so far, I haven't had a problem with tea stains. Hope that helps!
242635
Not at first; but, I have noticed some grounds in the last year probably because my coffee maker needs a new filter screen. However, a few coffee grounds have not changed my mind about this little beauty--and it still looks as good as new--I love it and the coffee it makes. I consider it one of the better purchases I have made for my kitchen.
2023972
no, no staining. just keep it clean on outside with stainless steel cleaner. it's kind of a brushed stainless.
216587
I put my lid in the dishwasher, yes. Due to the coffee, not the dishwasher, be aware that the white lid does stain.
1051578
I have been cautious about putting anything hot on it. I've set a mug of hot coffee on it for several minutes with no harm. My biggest concerns are chipping and staining. I've had to fix three chips so far (I painted in July). I wish I had gone with a darker color than white diamond because any time it comes into contact with any coloring (mustard...) it's an instant stain that I can't figure out how to get out.
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No, there are many colors for this stain. Most popular is the Java which is a very dark espresso color. You can view the other colors on the General Finishes website. Hope this helps.