[Electronics-Talk] Bunn Coffee Makers

[David Andrews]

I have a home-style bun. I have had one for years.  It is completely 
accessible. There is an on-off switch, that is it. You normally leave 
it on, you put water in the top, and shut the door, and coffee comes out.

It is quick too, 2 to 3 minutes, since it holds water that it keeps hot.

Dave

At 04:18 AM 11/21/2023, you wrote:
>Yes, they now have a home version that is much less expensive and does not
>connect to the water line.
>Thanks for the responses.
>
>
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>Arlene via Electronics-Talk
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>Jerry, we used bunn coffee makers in the restaurant and they are very good
>machines. Here's what I know about them, since it was the restaurant we used
>the commercial coffee maker. I've been retired from the restaurant about 40
>years, but I'm sure the quality is the same as it was then, I really hope
>so. There so good, I looked into getting one and the best I remember they
>were about $400 to $500. They are made of pure stainless steel. You have to
>hook them up to your existing water supply, there's a water filter between
>the water supply and the coffee maker that will need to be changed from time
>to time. But if you like coffee and it's something you would like to have I
>think you'll really love it. Any questions just ask.
>
>Wayne
>
>
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>Sent: Monday, November 20, 2023 10:07 AM
>Subject: [Electronics-Talk] Bunn Coffee Makers
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>
> > I'm interested in hearing from anyone who uses a Bunn.  Any accessibility
> > issues?