Buy Zojirushi CD-JSC30FE Superior Micom Electric 101-Ounce Hot-Water Dispensing Pot, MargueriteZojirushi CD-JSC30FE Superior Micom Electric 101-Ounce Hot-Water Dispensing Pot, Marguerite Product Description:
- 800-watt one-touch dispensing pot with 101-ounce hot-water capacity
- Micro-computerized temperature-control system; reboils to 212 degrees F
- 3 keep-warm temperature settings; auto shut-off for peace of mind
- 6- to 10-hour timer; LCD display; see-through water-level gauge; nonstick interior
- Measures 11 by 8-1/2 by 11-1/5 inches
Product Description
Zojirushi Superior Micom Electric Dispensing Pot has a micro computerized temperature control system. Other features include a five setting automatic timer, safety auto shut off, and multiple temperature settings (140, 195, 208 degree F)
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14 of 15 people found the following review helpful.
Indispensable tool for tea lovers
By Marina Michaels
This is an indispensable tool for tea drinkers. After I melted my tea kettle by putting it to boil then going upstairs for hours, I started to search for a replacement. At first I looked at electric kettles, but the reviews for all of them mention one drawback or another that I would not want to deal with (persistent off odor and taste, and plastic or breakable parts being the biggest complaints people had).When I found this little gem, I knew I had a winner. The features I love about it are: * Constant supply of hot water 24/7. This little baby has been on constantly since I purchased it. * The ability to choose different temperatures for different tea types. This model offers 140 degrees, 195 degrees, and 208 degrees; the only temperature missing is 175 degrees. Some tea purists like to brew different teas at different remperatures. I haven't tried that yet, but now that I have the option, I plan to try the different temperatures one of these days. * A dispensing feature with a lock on it. I need to press an unlock button to be able to dispense the hot water. I appreciate this extra little safety feature. The lid also has a two-stage latch for safety. * An attractive appearance. I love the smooth white exterior with the delicately colored flowers. * An extremely easy time filling the pot. The entire (large) lid swings back and out of the way, making it very easy to fill it. The max fill line is clearly marked inside in very large letters so you can't possibly overfill it. There is also a fill level indicator on the outside so you don't have to open it to check the water level.The manual recommends filling it full for the first time, bringing the water to full temperature, and dispensing all the water before actually using it. It also mentions the possibility of an off odor. I have a very sensitive sense of smell and taste, and yes, there was a very tiny bit of odor in the first batch of water (which I discarded as directed), but nothing that worried me (unlike odors from other appliances I've had), and no odor since then.The only drawback, and this is very minor, is that you must plug it in to turn it on, and you must unplug it to turn it off. An on/off switch would be a nice addition. However, I leave it on all the time anyway.I would also have liked to have 175 degrees as a temperature option, which at least one of Zojirushi's larger models has. However, I didn't think I needed to have over 4 liters (about 1 gallon) of hot water available at a time, so I chose this model, which has a 2.2 liter capacity (about half a gallon). The size is nice and compact and it fits in with all my other white appliances.If you are looking for an electric kettle and you are a serious tea drinker, consider getting this item instead. Of course, it can be used to brew things other than tea--for instance, if you are an instant noodle fan, you could dispense enough hot water to make many cups before you run out of hot water.This item would make a fabulous gift for anyone who loves tea or boils water a lot for cooking or beverages. I already have several people in mind for giving one to.
10 of 11 people found the following review helpful.Electric dispensing worth it, 3 temp settings a bonus..Cleaning tip..
By Y. R. Wu
We graduated from a Zojirushi "vacuum" pot where you have to press on the top to dispense. At first I thought the electronic dispensing was gimmicky but WOW- it really is worth it. Three temp settings (208F, 180F, 140F) are nice as is the temp readout so you know when the water is almost ready.Like our old one, there is a water level indicator on the outside so you can tell how much is left without opening it up.I wonder if the insulation is as good as our old one as it seems a little warmer on the outside - more likely is that our old one didn't go up to 208F.Personally I would have liked a different appearance. Plain white perhaps or silver / stainless. That's the closest I have to a complaint.Useful tip: The top comes off and the contents empty easily into a pot - a feature I often use to "kick start" a batch of pasta, etc.Cleaning tip: to descale, you can save a lot of vinegar by putting a mason jar or other heat resistant jar inside (Think about how putting a brick in a toilet saves water) This way you still get the depth of vinegar but use a lot of it.If you found this review helpful, please let me know!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Using it for Formula
By S. Lin
So we use this primarily to mix formula-- it boils, keeps the water warm (a little too warm at 140 degrees, the coolest option, but you can cool the baby bottle full of water further in a cup of cold water in 5 minutes). I like it. Only had it for a few months but definitely makes life more convenient. At $100+ a pop, however, you better really need warm water quick :), which is why this is perfect for parents of babies who use powdered formula!
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