☕ Efficient Nee Porcelain Coffee Dripper Size 02 - Enhance Your Brewing Experience Review

I bought this after reading the seller's claim that it was lead free and I hope it is, but I couldn't find it anywhere but in one Find documented self-certification. That interests me more than the functionality of the product. What's the value of a good cup of coffee if the glaze on the pottery leaches lead?

Imperfect design. Coffee ends up on the counter half the time. Placement on the mug doesn't matter. The placement of the filter in the ceramic does not matter. I can filter out the perfect cup, then filter again and half of the coffee ends up on the counter. I bought a steel filter and am very satisfied. ATTENTION DO NOT BUY! You will be disappointed. :(((

which is surprising considering how few products of this type exist. I think the problem is that there is only one hole. My other has 3 holes and works great. The problem I have is that for some reason when I use this one with paper filters, half the time the filter breaks and the other half the coffee comes out for good. This is bad and very annoying. Get the one with more holes.

This ceramic pipette works perfectly and is worth the price. There is only one small hole. I like it because I prefer longer steeping times. Depending on the degree of grinding, the brewing time with this dripper is around 3.5 minutes. The dripper is slightly smaller than the #2 cone filter, but that's not a problem if you can easily fold both filters together to fit. Conclusion: It's not plastic.

I bought these 7 months ago and loved them until yesterday. I liked that it's not plastic and I didn't have to worry about nasty chemicals getting into my coffee. However, in the place where the handle was attached to the dropper body, a crack suddenly formed, which can break at any moment (I heard the glass itself scratching). So unfortunately I had to give it up and went back to a plastic (BPA-free) dripper. I don't know if it was an accident that it broke within 7 months of use, but I'm…

I like the Nee Porcelain Coffee Dripper because: it has a handle (not all drippers) it has a bowl at the bottom, making it suitable for all types of mugs and cups and saucers. , it's white porcelain, which makes the coffee taste better in my opinion. Small details: It is slightly smaller than a similar dripper that a friend of mine bought from a large coffee company (SB). This requires #2 filters and the filters fit into the dripper with very little frills. I used to be very picky about knick…

Maybe I just haven't found the perfect filter yet. I've had it for almost a year and have been using it daily for the past month since my French abs collapsed. Love the feel and the price was ok but the hole feels too big. With paper filters (which I've been using with Melita plastic cones >/< 20 years, so I *really* know how to fold them, how to use them ;-)) the water clogs and you have to lift the filter and coffee to get it to be deserved again. I have a reusable filter, which I like…

It arrived yesterday and this morning I enjoyed one of the best cups of coffee I've had in a long time. Before deciding to buy this dripper, I spent some time researching different ways to make a good cup of coffee and decided that the simplicity of the coffee brewing process is the best way to go. The Nee coffee machine itself is made of high-quality hard porcelain and is comfortable to hold. It is fragile, so handle it with care and keep it in a safe place. The box it comes in offers some…