Hair Dryers, curling irons, toasters, coffee makers, etc. use a very high amount of electricity (amperage). Each circuit is rated at 15 amps. Typically, any combination of two of these types of accessories will draw more than 15 amps which will cause the breaker to trip. Can you plug a coffee … Read full review
The real secret to the success of this 10 cup coffee maker is its internal hot water tank. Unlike most other home coffee makers, the Bunn Speed Brew has a stainless steel water tank that maintains water at 200 degrees Fahrenheit. Is Bunn coffee maker worth it? We think the BUNN … Read full review
The coffee maker’s switch turns power to the heating element on and off. To keep the heating element from overheating, there are also components such as sensors and fuses. In coffee makers, sensors detect if the coil is getting too hot and cut off the current. Then, when it cools down, … Read full review
Some of the most commonly seen risks during operation of coffee makers include: Electrocution due to faulty wiring or improper design. Fire hazard from faulty wiring or electrical cords. Burns associated with the hot water, heated coffee, electric components, burner or hot plate, and the unit itself. Are coffee makers bad … Read full review
Bunn coffee makers are unique in that they provide a constant supply of hot water at the perfect temperature for your brew. Despite this, they do not use a huge amount of electricity and will only cost you a nominal amount extra on your electricity bill per month. Should I leave … Read full review