☕ Ilsa Stainless Steel Neapolitan Drip Coffee Maker with Spout - 1-2 Cup Capacity Review

Of course, when you turn the jug upside down, the inner container (with set) must stop at a certain point so that water can drip through and coffee can come out the other side. This inner container falls straight to the ground. Either my particular one was defective, or it had the wrong parts, or this machine just doesn't work.

I find it difficult to brew coffee with this coffee maker. When I turn the coffee maker upside down after boiling, the "filter group" seems to slide in. After 3 minutes I found that the "Filter Group" was sinking into the spout and the water was not flowing through the filter. So I have to raise the filter. I tried to ask ILSA about this coffee maker but never got a reply from ILSA.

This stovetop coffee maker (or espresso, I used it to make coffee) is wonderful. It's the perfect combination of design and function - streamlined and efficient, but nice to look at.. Plastic parts broke twice, bad example of Italian design for coffee making, or rather about production and sale in USA, this Ilsa product being unique.

I chose it because I need a good dark thick coffee and I like old world things. When I lift the basket and let the water settle and sink into the grinder, it makes a delicious drink. I'm going to buy an espresso machine anyway. But good for a change. Although I'd happily afford a bigger one (they tend to be very expensive). But it's good for one person if you let it steep for a few minutes. The processing is good and withstands high temperatures. don't let it boil As soon as steam comes out of…