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Date: 31 May 2007 04:01:46
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Subject: Oh no - Much Loved B&D Infuze Vacuum Brewer Has Finally Kicked
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I've had this now-discontinued Black & Decker Infuze for four years,
and it has been fantastic. Unfortunately, I knew this day would come,
and I would be unable to replace it. The handle on the lower vessel
has started to rip away a big hole from the plastic, thus making a
vacuum impossible. Not sure if this is something I can glue, or if I
even want to.
Thinking about replacements, the Bodom eSantos naturally comes to
mind, but it seems that I've read so-so reviews over the years.
Anyone own one of these and currently happy/unhappy? We have many
other ways to make coffee here, but really love to have an automatic
pot brewer for mornings and get-togethers. The infuze was great in
that even though 9-of-10 times I just made coffee in the morning, it
was programmable, which was a great convenience. I really wish they
didn't stop making these so soon.
Other considerations would be a higher-end drip brewer, like a
Capresso, Technivorm, Bunn, etc, etc. Anyone have any recommendations/
thoughts on this path?
Already have an espresso rig and chemex pot to hold me over in the
mean time, but looking to replace the Infuze soon. . . thanks.
Anthony.
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Date: 02 Jun 2007 21:55:33
From: IMAWriterRobJ
Subject: Re: Oh no - Much Loved B&D Infuze Vacuum Brewer Has Finally Kicked
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On May 31, 10:33 pm, Steve Ackman <s...@SNIP-THIS.twoloonscoffee.com >
wrote:
> In <1180665659.895359.321...@g4g2000hsf.googlegroups.com>, on Fri, 01
> Jun 2007 02:40:59 -0000, IMAWriterRobJ wrote:
>
> > Tried to email you without the marine animal, but it bounced...do the
> > (...) have to go as well?
>
> There's no (...) in his e-mail address. Google
> obfuscates the address to prevent its spammers from
> harvesting addresses there. Everyone using an actual
> newsreader sees the part of the address before the @
> symbol is rtwatches.
Thanks Steve...apologize for the stupid post...haha
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Date: 01 Jun 2007 02:40:59
From: IMAWriterRobJ
Subject: Re: Oh no - Much Loved B&D Infuze Vacuum Brewer Has Finally Kicked
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On May 31, 9:33 pm, IMAWriterRobJ <jasongs4e...@gmail.com > wrote:
> On May 31, 7:38 am, Moka Java <rtwatc...@fishyahoo.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > Anthony.Alti...@gmail.com wrote:
> > > I've had this now-discontinued Black & Decker Infuze for four years,
> > > and it has been fantastic. Unfortunately, I knew this day would come,
> > > and I would be unable to replace it. The handle on the lower vessel
> > > has started to rip away a big hole from the plastic, thus making a
> > > vacuum impossible. Not sure if this is something I can glue, or if I
> > > even want to.
>
> > > Thinking about replacements, the Bodom eSantos naturally comes to
> > > mind, but it seems that I've read so-so reviews over the years.
> > > Anyone own one of these and currently happy/unhappy? We have many
> > > other ways to make coffee here, but really love to have an automatic
> > > pot brewer for mornings and get-togethers. The infuze was great in
> > > that even though 9-of-10 times I just made coffee in the morning, it
> > > was programmable, which was a great convenience. I really wish they
> > > didn't stop making these so soon.
>
> > > Other considerations would be a higher-end drip brewer, like a
> > > Capresso, Technivorm, Bunn, etc, etc. Anyone have any recommendations/
> > > thoughts on this path?
>
> > > Already have an espresso rig and chemex pot to hold me over in the
> > > mean time, but looking to replace the Infuze soon. . . thanks.
>
> > > Anthony.
>
> > I have an Infuze that I've used a few times. I'm not a great fan of vac
> > pot coffee so it's in my attic in the original box. Would you like to
> > buy it? Make me a reasonable offer. Take the fish out of my email
> > address to respond.
>
> > R "help me clean out my attic" TF
>
> Boy, if he won't, I will. ine delf destructed in the very same manner
> a couple of years ago....
Tried to email you without the marine animal, but it bounced...do the
(...) have to go as well?
Rob J
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Date: 31 May 2007 23:33:07
From: Steve Ackman
Subject: Re: Oh no - Much Loved B&D Infuze Vacuum Brewer Has Finally Kicked
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In <1180665659.895359.321770@g4g2000hsf.googlegroups.com >, on Fri, 01
Jun 2007 02:40:59 -0000, IMAWriterRobJ wrote:
> Tried to email you without the marine animal, but it bounced...do the
> (...) have to go as well?
There's no (...) in his e-mail address. Google
obfuscates the address to prevent its spammers from
harvesting addresses there. Everyone using an actual
newsreader sees the part of the address before the @
symbol is rtwatches.
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Date: 01 Jun 2007 06:20:59
From: Moka Java
Subject: Re: Oh no - Much Loved B&D Infuze Vacuum Brewer Has Finally Kicked
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Steve Ackman wrote:
> In <1180665659.895359.321770@g4g2000hsf.googlegroups.com>, on Fri, 01
> Jun 2007 02:40:59 -0000, IMAWriterRobJ wrote:
>
>> Tried to email you without the marine animal, but it bounced...do the
>> (...) have to go as well?
>
> There's no (...) in his e-mail address. Google
> obfuscates the address to prevent its spammers from
> harvesting addresses there. Everyone using an actual
> newsreader sees the part of the address before the @
> symbol is rtwatches.
Thanks Steve. For anyone interested, the address is:
rtwatches at yahoo dot com
R "nothing fishy here" TF
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Date: 01 Jun 2007 02:33:58
From: IMAWriterRobJ
Subject: Re: Oh no - Much Loved B&D Infuze Vacuum Brewer Has Finally Kicked
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On May 31, 7:38 am, Moka Java <rtwatc...@fishyahoo.com > wrote:
> Anthony.Alti...@gmail.com wrote:
> > I've had this now-discontinued Black & Decker Infuze for four years,
> > and it has been fantastic. Unfortunately, I knew this day would come,
> > and I would be unable to replace it. The handle on the lower vessel
> > has started to rip away a big hole from the plastic, thus making a
> > vacuum impossible. Not sure if this is something I can glue, or if I
> > even want to.
>
> > Thinking about replacements, the Bodom eSantos naturally comes to
> > mind, but it seems that I've read so-so reviews over the years.
> > Anyone own one of these and currently happy/unhappy? We have many
> > other ways to make coffee here, but really love to have an automatic
> > pot brewer for mornings and get-togethers. The infuze was great in
> > that even though 9-of-10 times I just made coffee in the morning, it
> > was programmable, which was a great convenience. I really wish they
> > didn't stop making these so soon.
>
> > Other considerations would be a higher-end drip brewer, like a
> > Capresso, Technivorm, Bunn, etc, etc. Anyone have any recommendations/
> > thoughts on this path?
>
> > Already have an espresso rig and chemex pot to hold me over in the
> > mean time, but looking to replace the Infuze soon. . . thanks.
>
> > Anthony.
>
> I have an Infuze that I've used a few times. I'm not a great fan of vac
> pot coffee so it's in my attic in the original box. Would you like to
> buy it? Make me a reasonable offer. Take the fish out of my email
> address to respond.
>
> R "help me clean out my attic" TF
Boy, if he won't, I will. ine delf destructed in the very same manner
a couple of years ago....
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Date: 31 May 2007 08:38:54
From: Moka Java
Subject: Re: Oh no - Much Loved B&D Infuze Vacuum Brewer Has Finally Kicked
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Anthony.Altieri@gmail.com wrote:
> I've had this now-discontinued Black & Decker Infuze for four years,
> and it has been fantastic. Unfortunately, I knew this day would come,
> and I would be unable to replace it. The handle on the lower vessel
> has started to rip away a big hole from the plastic, thus making a
> vacuum impossible. Not sure if this is something I can glue, or if I
> even want to.
>
> Thinking about replacements, the Bodom eSantos naturally comes to
> mind, but it seems that I've read so-so reviews over the years.
> Anyone own one of these and currently happy/unhappy? We have many
> other ways to make coffee here, but really love to have an automatic
> pot brewer for mornings and get-togethers. The infuze was great in
> that even though 9-of-10 times I just made coffee in the morning, it
> was programmable, which was a great convenience. I really wish they
> didn't stop making these so soon.
>
> Other considerations would be a higher-end drip brewer, like a
> Capresso, Technivorm, Bunn, etc, etc. Anyone have any recommendations/
> thoughts on this path?
>
> Already have an espresso rig and chemex pot to hold me over in the
> mean time, but looking to replace the Infuze soon. . . thanks.
>
> Anthony.
>
I have an Infuze that I've used a few times. I'm not a great fan of vac
pot coffee so it's in my attic in the original box. Would you like to
buy it? Make me a reasonable offer. Take the fish out of my email
address to respond.
R "help me clean out my attic" TF
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