Glass Stove Top Coffee Percolator, 8 Cup, German Made Borosilicate Glass

This was exactly what I needed for the power outages, but I plan to start using it right away! It's perfect and I couldn't be happier! It's the right size, and I think everyone would really like this too! Thank you...

Drip coffee pots don't get the water very hot and by time I get back to the table with my cup.The coffee's cold, but when you're percolated on the stove, it gets really hot and I like my coffee hot and this works great, and it's easy to clean i do recommend putting a paper filter in there. You can cut holes in the regular ones

I love my stovetop percolator. This makes delicious rich coffee. Putting coffee in an electric drip machine is wasteful. Once you have tried this perc., you will never want to go back. You even can use a little less coffee. Seriously folks, once you've tried "percolation", you'll see that "drip" is just colored water. With this you dont need filters either. This makes old-style diner coffee.

The percolator was nice. I just dont use any plastic while cooking or heating food or water. The stand and basket in percolator are plastic. So I changed my mind.

I like it. Though it takes the water longer tp boil (assuming your starting with cold tap water), I feel like I have more control over the strength of my coffee than with an electric percolator, and don't have to use as much coffee. I have also used it to percolate tea for concentrated iced tea -- percolate to desired concentration, then add to water to make a pitcher of iced tea.

Esthetically, the pot is nice. My mistake was not paying attention to the material. I wanted a glass pot because I'm tired of plastic drip coffee makers. I didn't pay attention to the other parts being plastic.

Bought this because all electric percolators including more expensive ones do not perk long enough. The pluses are ease of use and larger drain holes in the basket which allow the coffee to drain. Most electric percolators end up with a large puddle on top because the modern coffee grounds are meant for drip machine and pack tightly because they are ground too fine. The pot has a plastic top, not the glass pictured. The top, after a few uses will not snap in place and lift up easily, causing risk of boil over. I put a heavier glass knob in to counteract this. After a while the stem distorts, and there is no replacement part available.

This is a good perculator coffee pot. The things that I dont like is all of the plastic. I replaced the internal coffee holder with a metal one and the plastic cap with one made of glass, which makes this item much better. I do like the price as well.

I loved that it was glass but hated the plastic coffee basket perculator. Why would you want to make coffee in a toxic plastic basket. That's not healthy and. Is toxic. I wish I bought the total stainless steal one.

I had to send it right back, the piece for it to be used on electric stoves missing, the lid and stem appeared awfully flimsy and I question if it would have held up to boiling water. I've decided to drink tea!