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Stainless Steel Outside - All Plastic inside!!
This is one very attractive coffee canister with just one problem. If you're chosing this because you no longer want your food and beverages exposed to plastic, you might want to stay away from this one. The inside area is made entirely of black plastic. However, if plastic isn't an issue for you, this could be your baby.
I am disappointed that amazon's normally satisfactory product description process didn't work here. This listing misrepresents the item by failing to mention the non-stainless interior which is a significant fact to many consumers. I returned my canister with my explanation that the quality was not as represented. I don't believe that they should charge their customers for any shipping or restock fees when they don't describe items honestly. Amazon rocks but this listing needs help!
[Monday, March 19, 2007]
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Too Small
Hard to tell from the picture what size this is. I thought it was much larger. It would not hold much more than a 1/2 pound of coffee. Too much space is wasted for the filter holder section.
[Thursday, March 08, 2007]
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What a great idea but.......
It doesn't work, at least not for me. I was really looking forward to receiving this canister. Talk about "killing two birds with one stone." I bought this to hold fresh coffee beans, and was also delighted with the feature of housing the filters in the same container. The problem is that the canister is almost impossible to comfortably open. I think my hands are normal in size for a woman, but I can't fit my hand around the canister to hold it in order to open the top with the other hand. The "handle" on the top is slippery (as is the stainless steel body),and too short to get a grip on it. It doesn't screw off, but pulls off and since it's airtight this is almost impossible. My fingers kept sliding off-----notice I said fingers and not hand. Handle too small and short for my whole hand. This could have been solved if only they had made a hole in the handle large enough to either insert a hand or at least a few fingers.
No, afraid they'd better go back to the drawing board on this one. Loved the idea, but didn't like the finished product.
[Friday, February 11, 2005]
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