Kitchen/similarity
Black & Decker DCM575 5-Cup Programmable Coffeemaker, White
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Features:
Product Description
Perfect Pour carafe with dual markings and 1-piece lid. Easily viewed power-on light and water window. Non-stick keep warm plate and removable filler/brew basket for easy cleaning. Coffee Maker - Cup Capacity 5 Cups - Programmable.
Customer Reviews:
BAG
Bought the Black & Decker DCM575 coffee maker, had it for about a month
and it does everything it is supposed to do.
About the reviews that say when you pour the coffee it goes all over,
just hold the the cap open with your thumb when pouring and you have no
problem.
WHILE it worked........... 
Lasted 10 months then ON/OFF switch stopped working. But, while it worked it was a nice little item. Ten months of use is nothing to be proud of. Maybe that's why it's no longer available.
Not the first time Black and Decker has let me down. But, it's the last time.
Camping 
I got this for my stepdad for his trailer when they camp. He says it makes a great cup of coffee and it does it fast. (The one he had before took 1/2 hour) He really likes and it is small for camping.
For what it is, and for the $$, it's great!
I've been using this little coffee maker for 8 months now with no problems at all. I can set it up at night, and wake up to fresh hot coffee. It's reliable and easy to use -- nothing fancy, no special bells and whistles -- just a good simple coffee maker. It makes five 5-oz cups (but who drinks coffee in a 5-oz cup??). Think of it as brewing two 12-oz mugs instead.
The trick to pouring without spills is to raise the lid. There's a little thumb rest on the handle that raises the lid; raise the lid, and you can pour fast or slow without spilling a drop.
Mine has never overflowed while brewing. I use the carafe to fill the water reservoir, and fill exactly to the "water" line. I suspect that if you overfill the reservoir, it will probably overflow.
My ONLY complaint, not restricted to this particular model, is the filter basket design. It has a slightly raised lip (about 1/8") around the bottom of the basket that holds a little water in the bottom. When you remove the basket to empty the grounds, you're likely to spill some of this if you're not especially careful. I just make sure I'm close to the sink; empty the excess water there, then empty the grounds in the trash. Not a HUGE deal, but it can be a little messy.
All told, however, this is a good little coffee maker for the price: nothing fancy, easy to use, reliable.
Perfect size
This is the perfect size for a household with one coffee drinker. Love the automatic shutoff.
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