GSI Outdoors 1.0 Liter Stainless Steel JavaPress
Item #: 82072
Our Price: $39.95
- Thermally insulated, double wall Glacier Stainless® 18/8 stainless steel carafe performs like a vacuum bottle to keep beverages hot.
- Pour-through lid.
- High impact plastic base.
- Simple to use - just add boiling water to medium ground coffee, allow four minutes to steep, the slowly press down on the plunger and you're ready to serve.
- Perfect for camp, cabin, RV or travel.
- Size: 6.7"x5"x10"
- Weight: 1 lb. 11 oz.
- Capacity: 33 fl. oz.
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Comments about GSI Outdoors 1.0 Liter Stainless Steel JavaPress: even good for quick coffee at home when I don't want to hassle with the esspresso machine
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Comments about GSI Outdoors 1.0 Liter Stainless Steel JavaPress: Gift for our son because the glass java presses he had before kept breaking.
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Best Uses Comments about GSI Outdoors 1.0 Liter Stainless Steel JavaPress: What to say? Paid for what I got, got what I paid for!
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Comments about GSI Outdoors 1.0 Liter Stainless Steel JavaPress: Makes a 3-4 good-size cups of joe at once and kept it hot til we were ready to drink it about 45 -60 minutes later. We use it on camping trips, but would be nice for home, too. Works just like a glass french press. A little messy to clean, since you have to deal with the grounds, like any french press. Hope the seal lasts.
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Best Uses Comments about GSI Outdoors 1.0 Liter Stainless Steel JavaPress: We have used a french press pot daily for years. This one is very nice because it is virtually unbreakable and insulated -- no need for a thermos. BUT it is too small,only makes about three cups of coffee.
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Comments about GSI Outdoors 1.0 Liter Stainless Steel JavaPress: Was pleasantly surprised at how good the coffee tasted and how easy to use!
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Comments about GSI Outdoors 1.0 Liter Stainless Steel JavaPress: Makes great coffee as long you use coarse ground coffee to avoid extensive grind-sludge. Easier to depress and remove plunger than previous models, but seal is not as tight either. Takes up more room than i would like, but it keeps coffee warm. Best to pre-warm pot with extra hot water before making coffee. 4 scoops, 4 minutes...
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Comments about GSI Outdoors 1.0 Liter Stainless Steel JavaPress: Easy to make a terrific cup of coffee of ANY strength that you desire. Make 2 large cups of coffee and keeps it hot. Easy cleanup for a French Press. Even my wife feels that she can make a terrific French Press cup of coffee. We have many other (some very $$)ways to make coffee and Latte but this comes out with the most flavor. Seems very well made.
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Comments about GSI Outdoors 1.0 Liter Stainless Steel JavaPress: PERFECT for car camping. Too big for backpacking.
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Comments about GSI Outdoors 1.0 Liter Stainless Steel JavaPress: We bought this coffee press because we wanted a bigger press pot and we didn't want glass. We have had experiences with glass press pots shattering while pressing the plunger down.
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Is it easy to take apart and clean? Can it be washed in the dishwasher?Asked on 11/25/2012 by Narus6 from Wyoming1 answer
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I have washed mine many times in the dish washer-do yes it is very easy to dis assemble and wash.Answered on 11/29/2012 by Steve from Campmor
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What are the plunger/filter parts made of?Asked on 9/27/2012 by Stick from WI1 answer
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The inerior plunger is rubber.Answered on 9/27/2012 by Betty
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Where is it made?Asked on 10/19/2010 by DC from Rogersville MO1 answer
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These are made in China.Answered on 10/20/2010 by Shawn from New Jersey
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Can I order replacement parts (plunger and screen) for this coffee maker?Asked on 8/23/2010 by Armadillo from Brooker FL1 answer
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Campmor does not carry replacement parts and would have to suggest contacting the manufacturer directly. You may contact them via the following link.
http://www.gsioutdoors.com/Answered on 8/23/2010 by Anonymous
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Does this one come in a 50 oz? Or larger than just the one liter? How many cups to a liter?Asked on 8/21/2010 by Anonymous from Western North Carolina1 answer
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1 liter is a little more than 32oz which is about 5 6oz cups of coffeeAnswered on 8/23/2010 by Ari from Campmor
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