Cuisinart DGB-600BCW Grind-and-Brew Thermal 10-Cup Automatic Coffeemaker, White and Brushed Stainle

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13 May 2009 LEAKS water out the bottom...DON'T BUY I have had my coffee maker for about 3 years and only use it a couple times a week, at most. It worked ok until recently, but now when you turn it on, most of the water leaks out the bottom making the little coffee it does make undrinkable. The bottom is getting rusty and basically the product is unusable now. I am looking into returning it, but from reading other posts and reviews, this will not be easy. I would suggest buying a different brand of coffee maker altogether!... –L. Loriofrom Amazon.com
07 May 2009 DGB-600 vs DGB-300 A good machine with its own quirks. We "upgraded" from a Cuisinart DGB-300. My comparison of the 600 to the 300:
PROS: no hot plate in unit; we can put the thermos carafe on a tile on our breakfast table and not have to trek to the kitchen for a cup refill. Don't have to worry about the carafe breaking. Fits under our kitchen cabinets. CONS: cleaning parts is more of a chore than with the 300. A short person would have a problem in judging when he has poured the right amount of water... –Alamo Jimfrom Amazon.com
30 Apr 2009 Coffee Hell I'm a chemist and am usually used to using sophisticated instruments such as clinical analysers to get work done. Although the theory on this unit sounds good, the practicality of it is horrible. Usually I can make coffee with it, but if you forget the filter lid (an added device not found in most coffee makers) your countertop gets a spray of coffee shreds everywhere. Water then drips out of every potential seam in the unit. Forgetting the filter (which is easy to do since it's located in a ... –saint4Godfrom Amazon.com

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