Standard drip machines or drip coffee makers use the least amount of electricity on our list. This type of coffee maker can use as little as 650 Watts. This type of coffee maker heats water and pours or drips it over ground coffee. Heating the water takes a lot of energy, … Read full review
You can reuse your coffee grounds a second time after brewing a pot of coffee! Yes, that’s right, you can save those used coffee grounds from the morning and use them again to brew another cup or pot of coffee in the afternoon to get you through the rest of the … Read full review
The lever will not lock down if the toaster is unplugged and switched off. The lever may also not lock into position if there is debris trapped inside the toaster/carriage. Please unplug your toaster and ensure it has completely cooled down. Turn the toaster upside down and gently tap/shake to remove … Read full review
As we mentioned, overheating is one of the most common reasons for coffee maker fires. If your appliance starts to overheat, it’s crucial to take action immediately to avoid a fire. Keep it clean, clear any blockages, and never leave it on for extended periods. Is it bad to leave coffee … Read full review
There are several cost benefits to making coffee at home. Though it seems expensive at first, if you crunch the numbers, you’ll find you’ll actually save money compared to what you would spend at a coffee shop in the long run. This is particularly true for a household with multiple coffee … Read full review