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scott55405
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That porcelain electric is beautiful, and I never knew about the Corning pots that didn't look like other Corningware (I have the famous blue cornflower one). When you say genuine Corning cord Gary, is it that one with the funky connection like they used on some of these blue Cornflower ones? Mine uses the regular cords, but I've seen the other one too.
There's one West Bend I like that has a cord almost like an electric frypan cord, with that little piece of metal that sticks out, and the ready light is on the cord rather than the pot. That one I'd save for special days, since I find the cords are "shot" after a few years' use, at least on the Farberware like Toggle's that I use most of the time. In fact one nearly sent me flying across the kitchen a few years back; must have been some kind of short or something inside the cord.
Dip-it does a beautiful job of cleaning percolators too. It's getting harder and harder to find, and last time I bought it online, but it's a great product.
There's one West Bend I like that has a cord almost like an electric frypan cord, with that little piece of metal that sticks out, and the ready light is on the cord rather than the pot. That one I'd save for special days, since I find the cords are "shot" after a few years' use, at least on the Farberware like Toggle's that I use most of the time. In fact one nearly sent me flying across the kitchen a few years back; must have been some kind of short or something inside the cord.
Dip-it does a beautiful job of cleaning percolators too. It's getting harder and harder to find, and last time I bought it online, but it's a great product.
Corning Cord
Corning made several versions and styles of the electric pots. Some of them used the regular cords, and others took that 'special' cord(as pictured below). I plan on putting some of the Corning pots on in the next coming weeks. An interesting fact is that Corning did not only make the 10 cup electrics, but also made 6 cup electrics(I have several of those too).
In my collection, I have a Dormeyer percolator that has a control like a fry pan. Will dig that out sometime too.
The regular cords(like on the Farberware) can be purchased at most local hardware stores.
Guess I am lucky....the grocery store about 5 minutes away from me still stocks Dip-It.
Corning made several versions and styles of the electric pots. Some of them used the regular cords, and others took that 'special' cord(as pictured below). I plan on putting some of the Corning pots on in the next coming weeks. An interesting fact is that Corning did not only make the 10 cup electrics, but also made 6 cup electrics(I have several of those too).
In my collection, I have a Dormeyer percolator that has a control like a fry pan. Will dig that out sometime too.
The regular cords(like on the Farberware) can be purchased at most local hardware stores.
Guess I am lucky....the grocery store about 5 minutes away from me still stocks Dip-It.
scott55405
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Awesome Gary! I have amassed quite a collection of the standard cords, so generally have some on hand when one goes bad, and am very happy that they're still available. When I bought the last batch of Dipit, I hadn't moved to LA yet. There's this cool old hardware store a few blocks from here, one of those cluttered, messy ones that has a little of everything; it's a wonderful store. I bet they have dipit!
Scott:
This one is just for you. A little tease as to what it to come. Pictured are mother and daughter, father and son, bride and groom.......A 10 cup Blue Cornflower with matching trivet(used on the countertop to prevent burns) and the 6 cup version(also with matching trivet). Both of these pots take that special plug....FYI
This one is just for you. A little tease as to what it to come. Pictured are mother and daughter, father and son, bride and groom.......A 10 cup Blue Cornflower with matching trivet(used on the countertop to prevent burns) and the 6 cup version(also with matching trivet). Both of these pots take that special plug....FYI
jasonl
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From what I can tell from the Ebay auction, Helen won me a C20? in the box with hopefully all its parts. YAY for gurgling and loud snapping sounds.
What would be the year for that model?
What would be the year for that model?
scott55405
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What fun! I didn't know these came in different sizes in electric (I knew they did in stovetop). Mine looks just like the one on the right, except it takes the standard cord. I didn't have the trivet, but the late Kenmore1978 had one and sent it to me.
perc-o-prince
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What would be the year for that model?
Hey Jason,
The C20A was introduced sometime in October 1938 and was produced until October 1941 at which time the the C20B was introduced. I'm not sure what the difference is between the A & B models. Both of these models were available with Buffet sets (tray, sugar & creamer) for approx $10 more. I can shoot a pic of the set if you would like to know what it looks like in case you would like to look for one for yours.
Gary,
Great pics!!! I'm enjoying seeing them.
Rich
Hey Jason,
The C20A was introduced sometime in October 1938 and was produced until October 1941 at which time the the C20B was introduced. I'm not sure what the difference is between the A & B models. Both of these models were available with Buffet sets (tray, sugar & creamer) for approx $10 more. I can shoot a pic of the set if you would like to know what it looks like in case you would like to look for one for yours.
Gary,
Great pics!!! I'm enjoying seeing them.
Rich
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perc-o-prince
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That is a C30A. The C20 series didn't have a handle for the top pot and the filter screwed onto a post in the bottom of the pot. The handle and a spring loaded filter were added on the C30 series. If you enlarge the picture of the box you will see the cat # pretty clearly (C30A)
That was a pretty good price for that unit w/box! Having the box adds to the value.
Enjoy it!!
Rich
That was a pretty good price for that unit w/box! Having the box adds to the value.
Enjoy it!!
Rich
sarah
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Digressing from percs and vacs
I've been using an early handblown Chemex with the Chemex brand square filters and love it--it has that 50's modern look to go with my 50's house. It's slow brewed and tasty, and since I boil and pour, I can't burn it while caring for two preschoolers or getting engrossed in the discuss-o-mat.
Even better, I got it for $1 at an estate sale.
Best,
Sarah
I've been using an early handblown Chemex with the Chemex brand square filters and love it--it has that 50's modern look to go with my 50's house. It's slow brewed and tasty, and since I boil and pour, I can't burn it while caring for two preschoolers or getting engrossed in the discuss-o-mat.
Even better, I got it for $1 at an estate sale.
Best,
Sarah
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LOVE that Chemex coffee maker!
The all-glass one is DREAMY!
Sometimes low-tech is fabulous!
Great also for households where some have tea and others coffee. Combined with an electric kettle is is just superb!
I have the below kettle.
LOVE it.
No *keep-warm* heater, though!
No whistle, but the CLUNK of it shutting itself off is fairly notice-able.
Maybe I can find a whistle for it.............
The all-glass one is DREAMY!
Sometimes low-tech is fabulous!
Great also for households where some have tea and others coffee. Combined with an electric kettle is is just superb!
I have the below kettle.
LOVE it.
No *keep-warm* heater, though!
No whistle, but the CLUNK of it shutting itself off is fairly notice-able.
Maybe I can find a whistle for it.............
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ah..and the plastic base (below the stainless bottom on the kettle itself), mates with the plastic sub-base to which the flex cord is attached. There is a patented electrical connection that makes the kettle *cordless*
The benefit of this is that the kettle can go right on the dining room table without a trivet..it is not hot.
The benefit of this is that the kettle can go right on the dining room table without a trivet..it is not hot.
and the plastic base ....mates with the plastic sub-base to
Steve,
That is the same concept with my 6 cup cordless Delonghi percolator. You can brew the coffee and bring the pot to the table.
Steve,
That is the same concept with my 6 cup cordless Delonghi percolator. You can brew the coffee and bring the pot to the table.
bpetersxx
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I just heard my pot click
bpetersxx
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later on ill try these
I will set these up nicely and photo these as well
I will set these up nicely and photo these as well
I just heard my pot click
Very nice collection...I am impressed...
Can't wait to see your photos.
Very nice collection...I am impressed...
Can't wait to see your photos.
This idea worked for me...
I have a Sunbeam C30A that I really like to use, but we all know how difficult it can be to acquire cloth filters.
I have a Cuisinart drip coffee maker that uses the #4 cone filters and it came with a permanent type filter, which I rarely used.
I cut the screens out of it and then cut 2 discs to fit the Sunbeam's filter holder. It works great and is easy to clean.
Thought I should share this idea.
Bill
I have a Sunbeam C30A that I really like to use, but we all know how difficult it can be to acquire cloth filters.
I have a Cuisinart drip coffee maker that uses the #4 cone filters and it came with a permanent type filter, which I rarely used.
I cut the screens out of it and then cut 2 discs to fit the Sunbeam's filter holder. It works great and is easy to clean.
Thought I should share this idea.
Bill
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Gary.......
Do you have any problems with that Delonghi Perc, I read that the little black knob seperates from the lid, and coffee comes out after a few months use - have you found this?
ALso Toggles, and in other pics, Im ALWAYS so amazed at how thin your electrical leads are over there, here in UK our kettle leads are pretty thick and look much more sumstansial than yours? Do you guys ever have probelms with leads getting hot? toggles what wattage is that kettle reated at, over here I think the top kettles are about 3 Kw, do you guys have that wattage on your 110 system?
Do you have any problems with that Delonghi Perc, I read that the little black knob seperates from the lid, and coffee comes out after a few months use - have you found this?
ALso Toggles, and in other pics, Im ALWAYS so amazed at how thin your electrical leads are over there, here in UK our kettle leads are pretty thick and look much more sumstansial than yours? Do you guys ever have probelms with leads getting hot? toggles what wattage is that kettle reated at, over here I think the top kettles are about 3 Kw, do you guys have that wattage on your 110 system?
