Bodum Eileen Coffee Maker - White - Silver

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The Bodum Eileen Coffee Maker is designed for coffee enthusiasts who appreciate a classic brewing experience and elegant design. Its primary benefit is the rich, full-bodied flavor profile it extracts through the French press method. A potential caveat is that achieving the perfect brew requires attention to grind size and water temperature. This 8-cup, 1.0 L coffee maker features a durable borosilicate glass beaker, a sturdy stainless steel frame, and a comfortable round handle for a secure grip, combining functionality with aesthetic appeal.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Accent Colour | Silver |
| Model Part Number | 11195-913 |
| Brand | Bodum |
A coarse, even grind is recommended. This prevents fine particles from passing through the filter and avoids clogging the plunger mechanism.
Typically, 4 minutes is the standard steep time. You can adjust this based on your preference for coffee strength.
While some parts might be dishwasher safe, hand washing is recommended to maintain the quality and longevity of the glass beaker and metal components. Always check the manufacturer's specific instructions.
Unscrew the plunger cap, remove the mesh filter and metal screens. Wash all components thoroughly with warm, soapy water and rinse. Reassemble once dry.
The '8 Cup' designation is a traditional measure for coffee makers, often equating to approximately 4 fluid ounces per cup. This 8-cup model holds about 1.0 liter (approximately 34 fluid ounces) in total.
High-quality stainless steel is generally resistant to rust. Ensure the coffee maker is properly dried after washing to prevent any potential discoloration or spotting.
Ensure you are using a coarse grind. If using finer grinds, try increasing the steep time or using hotter water. Check that the water temperature is appropriate (around 195-205°F / 90-96°C).
Try using a coarser grind or a shorter steep time. Ensure the water is not boiling when poured onto the grounds. Press the plunger down slowly and evenly.
The coffee grounds may be too fine, causing them to clog the filter. Ensure you are using a coarse grind. If grounds are fine, remove the plunger, discard grounds, clean, and restart with a coarser grind.
Your coffee grind may be too fine. Use a coarser grind. Ensure the mesh filter is properly seated and not damaged. Press the plunger slowly and avoid forcing it.
Handle with care. Avoid sudden temperature changes. If the beaker breaks, order a replacement part specifically designed for this model. Do not use if the glass is cracked.
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