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Mar 14, 2018
Cheaply made; lasts a year
As can be expected from a cheap, all-plastic aerator that will get constant use in the kitchen sink, this will fail after a while. Mine lasted about a year. Switching from spray to stream is awkward; you feel like you are going to break the attachment and, judging from how it's made, you very well might.
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Sep 14, 2016
Cheap quality, inconsistent
This product varies in width and the points are not regularly spaced. It's poorly made.
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Oct 29, 2015
Retro ritual
6 of 6 found this helpful The design of the Chemex coffee maker takes me back to the days when it was first introduced (who would put the word "chem" in a food-related item today?), but that's not why I bought one. In a survey of 600 New Yorkers, Chemex won second place as the best-tasting coffee (#1 was some $6000 contraption).
I like the ritual of making coffee in this pot. Put in a twice-folded filter (I cut a few 10" muslin circles so I don't have to worry about dealing with paper coffee filters.), add your coffee, "inoculate" it with a dribble of boiling water, let it sit a minute or two, and add the water. This process guarantees rich coffee with no bitterness. Clean-up is simple with a few hot-water rinses. The occasional scrubbing is a bit awkward with the narrow neck of the hourglass shape, but a bottle brush solves that. Spent grounds get tossed in the garden; cotton filter is rinsed and draped over the dish rack to dry.
I live alone, so the six-cup size is perfect for one hot mug of coffee and, the remainder stored in a glass jar overnight, an iced coffee the next day. Or for two people, of course. You can certainly make half as much and have fresh, hot coffee every day. It's a pleasant way to make coffee and, more importantly, the NY survey was right.