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Old 01-25-12, 07:18 PM   #7
TimJFowler
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for thermal carafe coffee makers. I bought mine years ago precisely to keep coffee hot without scorching it. Years later I realized that it was an energy saver as well.
I just had to go and post about my coffee maker! Well, after ~16 years (not continual service, but still) the old coffee maker died.

After a valiant attempt to fix the old coffee maker (the blown thermistor had useless markings), we bought a new carafe-type coffee maker. It uses .08 kwh to make 5 cups of coffee (our usual morning batch) and uses ~1 watt in standby (we're not leaving it plugged in). We've only made a couple of pots of coffee, but it works great so far.

I haven't mentioning the brand or model as we've only had this coffee maker a short time. But, it is Consumer Reports' highest-rated carafe-type coffee maker.

Here's a bit more info on our new coffee maker, energy use, etc. - Let's Stay in for Coffee | EcoDaddyo.com

FWIW,
Tim
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