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Zojirushi Panorama Electric Dispensing Pot CD-LCC30 - White
Zojirushi Panorama Window CDLCC30 Micom Dispensing Pot
- Price Range:$132.00 to $149.99 | 3 stores
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- Posted: Sep-16-2008
Another great Zojirushi Product. Well worth every dollar spent
Zojirushi CD-LCC30 Micom 3.0-Liter Electric Dispensing Pot I have several Zojirushi Water Pots. But this one is my favorite.I received it as a Gift from my Aunt who loves Zojirushi Products. Between her house and ours we buy alot of Zojirushi Items and none of them have ever disappointed us......
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- Posted: Aug-31-2008
Indispensible
This type of hot water dispenser is standard for most traditional Asian households, and unless you never drink hot beverages, I wonder how other families do without it. The product does what it advertises, and is way more convenient than a kettle. I still use the kettle if I need a large...
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- Posted: Aug-31-2008
Interior coating coming off
After two years' of continuous use, interior coating is coming off. A few rusty spots have developed in the past 6 months. The company's website does not provide a replace container. I liked the Zojirushi brand but this one seems a disappointment.
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- Posted: Aug-20-2008
Zen!
My Zojirushi helps me get so relaxed!In Japan where I grew up these "Magic Decanter" electric pots were at every household. After many years of living in the U.S. and not having it I finally bought one from Amazon and realized how much I had missed it!Now, I can have my cup of tea instantly,...
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- Posted: Jul-30-2008
Great way to save energy and have hot water on demand
This little pot heats up 3 liters of water in a flash and holds temperature with little power consumption compared to repeatedly heating a teapot on the stove. You can select the hold temperature, reboil or use 7 hour delay heating... Gets rid of chlorine and degases the water, hence water...
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- Posted: Jul-22-2008
Perfect for tea lovers
I used the hot pot while visiting my relatives in Japan, knowing how well theY pay attention to energy saving products, I decided to purchase one myself. I find the product to be the perfect fit for tea drinkers and coffee press users. Not bad for the occasional Ramen noodles in a cup!
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- Posted: Jun-12-2008
Excellent product
I didn't even really need one of these damn things but bought it anyway and love it. It's solidly built, well engineered, and in general, just the sort of well-thought-out product that the Japanese are famous for. It ain't cheap, but IMHO, if it lasts five years, I would consider it a very...
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- Posted: Jun-11-2008
Convenience and energy efficiency
I've had a Zojirushi water heater for 3 years now and I love it. While it seemed expensive when I bought it, I find it is well worth the price. Near boiling water is always ready to make tea, and I've saved countless minutes of what used to be a process of filling the kettle, turning on the...
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- Posted: May-17-2008
Great gadget for the impatient tea/coffee drinker
For quickly getting a cup of black tea or French-Press coffee (195°), green tea (175°) and Yerba Mate, Rooibos or fruit/herbal tea (208°), this machine can't be beat, especially as it exists for 3, 4, and 5 liters of water. (Being single, I have the smallest version, but in a Tea Shop that I...
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- Posted: May-08-2008
Excellent product
This is an excellent machine which boils water and keeps it at a high temperature. However, like anything else, once you pour water into a cup, it cools in five minutes. I also bought small a Bunn canister hot plate, not a mug warmer, which keeps the coffee or tea at a really hot temperature....
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