will it reheat old coffee?
1335742
Yes! Just turn it back on and select how long you want it to keep warm. They have from 1-4 hr periods it will keep it warm! I love this machine, it also features a bold brew setting for stronger coffee which I use to make my ice coffee.
1335743
I had a problem getting it to turn back on after it had shut off. It wanted me to pour water in instead of just turning back on. So I'm not sure if it would reheat old coffee.
1717951
I received mine and it didn't work at all. Even changing the fuze. So I would say no. Also- items with a heating element are going to require more watts. This is only good for 100 watts. I can't be sure how large your coffee pot is, but I'm betting more than 100 watts.
1347054
I find that it stops brewing... Then I would remove the grounds...and maybe occasionally it will kind of sound like it's trying to rebrew but actually is just reheating... I personally think you wouldn't want to leave it plug in all day or it would taste old and burnt... Hope this helps!
1954851
Don't remember sent it packing. Coffee was not hot enough probably because thermal pot needs to be preheated and I only made about 5 cups at one time. Have and old pot just made 12 cups Sunday and coffee was hot, not hot when just 4 or 5 cups made
1758109
No - the carafe is supposed to keep the coffee hot, but the heat lasts maybe an hour. But - you don't have the burned coffee taste that comes with leaving the carafe on the hotplate
1738019
For reheating your coffee? I don't see why not. Stoneware is oven safe, so microwave should be no problem.
278343
Yes it will but the steam as it brewed is extremely hot. I suggest you move it out from the cabinet when using
1749087
I have a 35 yo old french press coffee maker but I'm sure the newer ones are the same. Just unscrew the base of the filter and the press comes apart with the old mesh sandwiched in between.
896574
To answer your question there is an automatic shut-off that you can program from 1 hour up to 4 hours. I believe you can heat it up again by simply pressing the start switch, but I'm not 100% sure about that. We drink coffee in the morning and again in the evening but I don't reheat the coffee. I just measure enough for the morning and then rinse and reload for the evening. That way I'm guaranteed fresh coffee each time!
378365
It depends on how long you want to wait for your coffee! You would have to wait for the machine to heat the entire reservoir to make the coffee. Plus the cost of reheating, rather than maintaining the hot water, would probably be close the same. The bigger problem with your solution for me, would be waiting 10-20 minutes (my guess) to get the water hot enough to make good coffee. J Jansen
332103
Not if you're like me & like coffee very hot. I run a pot of water through the unit first. That get the carafe and the heating coil hot.
1180703
Yes, but the coffee actually gets hotter when left on the warmer for a few minutes after brewing. So if you like it hotter, just leave it on the warmer for about 5 minutes. We also have found that it helps to heat the cream (we use half and half) in the microwave as cold cream right out of the fridge cools down the coffee considerably.
22772
Yes! This coffee maker always makes hot coffee. It brews hot and will stay Hot for the full 2 hours I have ours set on.
505108
No. It doesn't get that hot. Only keeps your already hot coffee from getting cold.
135719
No! The brewing is stopped when the plunger is pressed down. Coffee will taste fine for hours; just reheat a bit in the microwave as it will cool eventually in the Bordun.
1918030
I put my food in tin foil when reheating it. That helps keep it moist. I think it could reheat coffee or tea fine except the cup would be way too hot to handle. I use a glass Pyrex Flameware 6 cup Teapot for teas or coffee reheats.
1066335
If it is not put together right nothing will work. If the water does not come up the spout there will be no coffee no mater how black you like it. You should be able to smell the coffee when it is perking. Mine works great but I always make a full pot, take the inner part out and came reheat as I want more.