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Stinky The Clown

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2. Coffee makers are not particularly long lived. A built in needs to be repairable so you can . . . .

Reply to newcriminal (Original post)

Wed Jan 23, 2013, 10:19 PM

Jan 2013

. . . manage to keep it working instead of having to replace it and risk not finding one that fits the same niche. There may be built in/directly plumbed consumer makers, but I am not aware of them. Plumbed units are usually the commercial ones.

I also answered your onyx counter question.

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Built in coffee makers [View all] newcriminal Jan 2013 OP

Check to see how easy they are to clean Warpy Jan 2013 #1

The counter will be green. newcriminal Jan 2013 #3

Coffee makers are not particularly long lived. A built in needs to be repairable so you can . . . . Stinky The Clown Jan 2013 #2

Yes they do make plumbed ones now, I'm not sure of how reliable they are though. newcriminal Jan 2013 #4

Okay, that's more than a coffee maker. Stinky The Clown Jan 2013 #5

we have swtched to a Jura/Capresso and it's been bullet proof NMDemDist2 Feb 2013 #7

Space Required OliverMiguel Feb 2013 #8

that's what happened here NMDemDist2 Feb 2013 #9

Here's an idea that's really inexpensive, totally reliable, and makes great coffee: Auggie Jan 2013 #6