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Many years ago, I owned a Faberware Perculator and was always pleased with it but when it finally broke I started using automatic drip makers.They were okay but not the best. Here we are years later and I made the decision to go back to Faberware. I see what I have been missing. The best cup of coffee you can get anywhere.
Farberware has always been a good product. I always preferred perked coffee over drip coffee. The only thing I can find wrong is the cord, could be a bit longer. I have a 4-cup Farberware that I love, but needed a bigger capacity pot. This percolator does the trick. I highly recommend this product and would buy another without hesitation. Check it out:http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00004R946/ref=cm_cr_rev_prod_title
Slightly more hassel than our Bunn but coffee is much better. This makes the best coffee ever. I bought one for me and one for my daughter and both think it is great. It is a little small but we just make a second pot. Wish they made it in a 12 cup.
Fast. Prepares the coffee quickly and keeps it hot.Although the cover is a little tight, as others have reported, it is no problem at all to open it.
It still outdid my newer ones in terms of performance and they both broke. After finding this out, I decided to find a used Farberware percolator from the old company. One of the reasons I started buying these percolators is because my mother-in-law has had the same one for 20 years. I expected more from Farberware. I've owned two of these. Know who really makes that product before you buy. They were built to last. The old Farberware you remember built products in the Bronx.
It has been everything I thought it would be and more. This model is built in China by a company that's not Farberware. Each only lasted about two years. I found one on a leading online auction web site and purchased it for $20 (shipping included). So I did a little research. That company bought the name Farberware and uses it to sell products. Beware the brand names. You'll be happy you did.
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