[BlindTlk] looking for accessible espresso machines

[David Andrews]

It has been many years since I bought one, but it was completely 
manual, and completely accessible.  Don't remember the brand, but a 
major small appliance maker I think.  You put the grounds in a little 
basket that went into a holder that screwed in to the underside top 
of machine, kind of like a regular basket on a drip machine, but it 
is threaded so it screws in, to withstand the pressure.  You poured 
water in, and put a screw lid on that area, pressure again, then 
plugged in, and away it went.  You put a cup under the basket thing, 
and there was a  tube on side that blew out steam, for frothing 
milk.  It had a turn valve on it to turn on and off.

Dave

At 03:28 AM 6/24/2019, you wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>Does anyone know of any accessible espresso machines for the home? 
>I've bought several over the years that turned out to be unusable. I 
>thought I'd check to see if anyone here has one or knows of one. Thanks.
>
>
>
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