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Old 12-27-2008, 04:32 PM   #1
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One of the Christmas gifts I bought the LOML was a new coffee mug. She loves it. The problem is with our daily coffee pot which has no problem making two ordinary mugs of coffee. One full pot barely makes one mug for her. It's supposed to be a 1-4 cup pot...yeah right. Guess I'll be breaking out the old 8-12 cup maker.
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Old 12-27-2008, 04:49 PM   #2
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And I thought I had problems. I can't top a too small coffee pot. LOL
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Make the coffee twice as strong and add hot water to the cup.

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The pot here goes pretty much 24/7, wife bought
one of the little pots and it was a big waste of
money. Makes half the coffee and still needs 2/3
the amount of coffee as the reg pot. She uses it
to make tea now and then.
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The only really serious problem I have ever had with a coffee pot was that it got empty too fast. Your problem is very closely related. My condolences.

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