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Rapid Brew One Cup Drip Coffeemaker brews a single cup of coffee as quickly as making instant but with the flavor and aroma of fresh brewed from grinds. Permanent mesh filter eliminates cost and inconvenience of disposable paper filters. Turns any cup or mug into a mini-drip coffeemaker. Great for camping, office, dorm, home or wherever a single cup of fresh-brewed coffee is desired. Also brews loose tea. Dishwasher safe.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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Fine coffee will not drip. Waste of money. I would have returned, but I made the mistake of discarding the package. Put pin holes in the filter. That helped, but still took 10 mins to drip. Instant coffee would have been faster and warmer!
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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I have to totally disagree with what the other reviewer said about this item. I bought this about four years ago at a seasonal store at our local mall for about $4. It was probably the best $4 purchase I've made in my life. It lasted for all this time with both I and my mother using it constantly until about six months ago when it came up missing. I am so happy I found one on Amazon so that I can get another one. The plastic is definitely not cheap. It is very thick & durable. I could make enough coffee or tea to fill a 12oz mug with this. Just take the amount of coffee you want, place it inside the little area with the makeshift filter, press the cup portion of the brewer on top of it, add boiling water or very hot tap water to the cup portion & wait until it drains into your mug. It doesn't take long at all, so long as you make sure the cup portion is clean & it's little draining holes aren't clogged (very easy to do-- just run it through hot tap water before using it). To make tea, all you have to do is open a tea bag or two (or even three depending on how strong you want it) and put the leaves inside the filter spot. It holds a fair amount of coffee or tea. Although occasionally some of the coffee or tea leaves will float up into the cup area of the brewer, none of that ends up in your mug and, as often as we used it, the only time it ever got clogged was when I added dry creamer into the coffee inside the filter area as an experiment to see how it would work. It didn't lol. You shouldn't expect this to make multiple cups of coffee, but for single uses, it's perfect.
4 of 6 people found the following review helpful
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I am pretty reasonable and not bitchy - you can see that in my other reviews. Here is the verdict; this is one of the bad products I paid the money for. The brewer has 2 separate pieces. A top reservoir and a bottom holder that has nylon sieve for filtration. The reservoir has 5 pinholes at the bottom from where the hot water drips down to the lower compartment. If you put coffee powder in the top reservoir, pinholes are clogged before even 10 drops fall out. Lower holder is too tiny to place enough coffee in there. You may be able to place a spoonful at best resulting in very weak brew. If you try to fit in more coffee, the coffee powder swells in water and without applying pressure there is no way you can brew a cup in reasonable amount of time (coffee becomes too cold due to the time it takes to brew). By the way, even dollar shops sell better quality plastic!
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