Kitchen

[Thats Me]

I use a 10-cup Cuisinart Burr Grind and Brew, like it very much. The model is DGB-850.  A 12 cup model is available but since it's just me I didn't see the point. The coffee drips into a thermal carafe. It's super easy to clean and I love using whole beans to get truly fresh coffee every time.
There are 2 downsides. One is the lid for the carafe. The design is such that coffee sputters out from a steady pour as you get lower in what's left in the carafe. There are a lot of complaints about this. The other downside is that, for a thermal carafe, it doesn't hold the hot temperature as well as I would expect.

But I'd still recommend this, especially if you can get it for a good price. I paid $189, now could probably get it for less.

[Trailrun23]

DH is the coffee drinker....he will only use the Mr. Coffee Switch model. It has one on/off button and that's all...no clock, timer, or other settings. He is a purist. He is on his second one now and I need to find another one as a backup. We kept the pot from the old one since a new one costs more than the whole coffeemaker now. Highly recommend. I usually buy at Walmart. We also had the Cuisinart grind and brew but the grinder broke shortly after we bought it. Back ot Mr. Coffee!

[ValuSkr]

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[Knit-Chick]

We both started working from home March 2020 and bought a percolater.  It was the best decision ever!  It makes great coffee in about 15-20 minutes.  i'm not sure of the brand, it's just a basic one we purchased from Amazon.