Primula Stovetop Coffee Percolator, Premium Stainless Steel Coffee Maker with Reusable Filter Basket, Non-Drip Spout, Glass Knob Brew Indicator and Heat Resistant Handle, Dishwasher Safe, 8 Cup

I was debating between a stove top or electric percolator coffee pot. After reading all the reviews for both I chose the stove top coffee pot. I can make the coffee stronger or lighter by letting it percolate more or less. There’s no automatic shutoff. It’s made well. The percolator top is solid glass and the stainless steel pot is nice and polished. Also good for camping. The instructions read let percolate 6 minutes, I do it longer for darker coffee. Good price. Love it.

Love it! Its quality made...works amazing and makes great coffee.

I really like this percolater coffee pot. It's very sturdy and good quality stainless steel. Just the right size. It's 8 cup. I really like the way it looks. The coffee tastes so much better in the percolater coffee pot that other ways of making coffee. Once it starts to brew I let it go for 7 minutes. That seems to be just right. Make sure you wet the basket before you add your coffee. That seems to help the coffee grounds not get in the pot. I haven't had problems with grounds in my cup. I don't use any paper filters, just the basket for the grounds. Recommend.

Just brewed my first pot and really thought it was great. For a full pot, I filled it to just under the little hole on the inside of the spout. Then as I put my finger over the hole of the stem, I put 5 level scoops into the basket. Placed the burner on high until the percolating started, then reduced to #4 on my electric stove. Perked for 9 mins. Then enjoyed a really good,hot cup of coffee. I would say it was 15 mins. to start percolating, then another 9 mins. to finish. Even though this is longer than my Mr. Coffee auto drip, it produced a more flavorful and robust cup of coffee. Glad I bought it.

Smaller than anticipated but good quality

The percolator is a nice addition to my kitchen. It percolates in about 10 minutes. There is no need for a filter, and there are no grounds in the coffee. It is sturdy but not heavy. It is easy to take apart and clean. You can make as little or as much coffee as you like; you don't have to make a full pot of coffee.

As advertised. Heavy duty

I first boil the water then add the stem and basket. Med low boil like 10 minutes. Good coffee. Not a lazy job compared to drip. What's happening in America alot of ground coffee really not tasting like it used to. I'm gonna have to go back to grinding beans again. It's a nice stainless steel pot that will do you well and I got mine under 25.00. Im 60ish so I can really tell the difference in coffees these days. Try one.

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