Coffee clever dripper

This innovative, simple to use drip coffee maker ensures that everyone can make an excellent cup of coffee easily and with no grounds in the cup. The Clever Dripper is built with a unique, patented drip-stop system that only allows the coffee to drip through once the dripper is placed on a mug.  Following this easy method for brewing with the Clever Dripper, the coffee amount, water amount and brewing time can all be adjusted to get make your ideal cup of coffee. Insert a filter paper and wet it  Add  20g of coffee Fill with 300ml of just off boiling water (95°C is perfect) Set a timer to 3 to 4 minutes  Place on a cup to allow the coffee to flow out automatically Drip coffee maker with patented drip-stop so that coffee only pours out of the bottom over a mug or cup Made from BPA free Tritan plastic Clever Dripper recommends medium to coarsely ground coffee Includes the Clever Dripper body, lid, drip coaster, release ring, silicone stopper, silicone ring and 100 paper coffee filters Care Instructions Handwashing with mild soap and a non-abrasive cloth or sponge is recommended Clever Dripper is top rack dishwasher safe Not safe for microwave use

Note: We're able to deliver this item to you during the current lockdown level, based on government guidelines. Check the stock availability message box for more information about when we can get it to you. This innovative, simple to use drip coffee maker ensures that everyone can make an excellent cup of coffee easily and with no grounds in the cup. The Clever Dripper is built with a unique, patented drip-stop system that only allows the coffee to drip through once the dripper is placed on a mug.  Following this easy method for brewing with the Clever Dripper, the coffee amount, water amount and brewing time can all be adjusted to get make your ideal cup of coffee. Insert a filter paper and wet it  Add  20g of coffee Fill with 300ml of just off boiling water (95°C is perfect) Set a timer to 3 to 4 minutes  Place on a cup to allow the coffee to flow out automatically Drip coffee maker with patented drip-stop so that coffee only pours out of the bottom over a mug or cup Made from BPA free Tritan plastic Clever Dripper recommends medium to coarsely ground coffee Includes the Clever Dripper body, lid, drip coaster, release ring, silicone stopper, silicone ring and 100 paper coffee filters Care Instructions Handwashing with mild soap and a non-abrasive cloth or sponge is recommended Clever Dripper is top rack dishwasher safe Not safe for microwave use

This innovative, simple to use drip coffee maker ensures that everyone can make an excellent cup of coffee easily and with no grounds in the cup. The Clever Dripper is built with a unique, patented drip-stop system that only allows the coffee to drip through once the dripper is placed on a mug.  Following this easy method for brewing with the Clever Dripper, the coffee amount, water amount and brewing time can all be adjusted to get make your ideal cup of coffee. Insert a filter paper and wet it  Add  20g of coffee Fill with 300ml of just off boiling water (95°C is perfect) Set a timer to 3 to 4 minutes  Place on a cup to allow the coffee to flow out automatically Drip coffee maker with patented drip-stop so that coffee only pours out of the bottom over a mug or cup Made from BPA free Tritan plastic Clever Dripper recommends medium to coarsely ground coffee Includes the Clever Dripper body, lid, drip coaster, release ring, silicone stopper, silicone ring and 100 paper coffee filters

Toba Coffee Table Set All the best things in life come in two. We present you our Toba nesting coffee table set. A stunning coffee table set on a steel base. One top has a black finish and the other top an oak finish. We love simple geometry. This coffee table set is a great match with our Toba side table. Available in a walnut finish or a clear oak finish.   Big Table         Diameter: 800 mm Height: 370 mm Thickness of top: 20 mm                  Small Table               Diameter: 650 mm Height: 260 mm Thickness of top: 20 mm Material MDF and Supawood, Engineered Wood / Veneer MDF and Supawood When it comes to engineered wood, MDF board -also known locally as SupaWood, is often considered a level above plywood. It is denser, stronger and more durable. For these reasons, it has almost as many applications as solid wood. MDF is a composite product used in many home and professional projects, such as furniture, cabinetry, flooring and even speaker boxes due to its smooth finish, machinability, strength and consistency. All these great characteristics allow us the flexibility to build great looking products at an affordable price point without having to worry about durability. Care construction Sun damage MDF is sensitive to light. We'd recommend that you avoid leaving anything on the surfaces for the first 6-8 weeks, if they're exposed to sunlight. This should help you avoid any marks or rings appearing if the furniture lightens in the sun. Cleaning A damp (never soaking wet) cloth will do it. Dry the surfaces thoroughly afterwards. MDF can be damaged by liquids, so if you spill anything on it, be sure to wipe it dry immediately. If you need to remove any stains, go gently – use mild soap and warm water. Engineered Wood / Veneer Our designers and makers at Furniturespot love to work with engineered wood, also known as veneer. We only use engineered oak for our furniture items because we love the texture of that wood type in combination with the different available finishes. Engineered oak is a solid timber top (0.3 mm of solid oak) in conjunction with a multi-layer MDF base. Thanks to our clever construction, our engineered wood tops do not expand and contract to the same extent as solid wood tops. But our engineered top’s really special feature is the fact that it’s topped off with solid oak, making the end result look just like solid wood but for a much better price! We receive weekly questions why we are using engineered oak and not solid oak throughout. To start with, the price is 400% cheaper than a solid oak top. It is better resistant to the South African climate with no risk of cupping, bowing, cracking of the top and it is easy in maintenance. Do we need to say more? We made a Q&A around engineered oak.   Care construction Sun damage Engineered wood is sensitive to light. We'd recommend that you avoid leaving anything on the surfaces for the first 6-8 weeks, if they're exposed to sunlight. This should help you avoid any marks or rings appearing if the furniture lightens in the sun.   Cleaning A damp (never soaking wet) cloth will do it. Dry the surfaces thoroughly afterwards. Both wood and engineered wood can be damaged by liquids, so if you spill anything on it, be sure to wipe it dry immediately. If you need to remove any stains, go gently – use mild soap and warm water.   Made: This product is proudly handcrafted in South Africa. Note: Actual product colours may slightly vary from colours shown online due to screen variations, image lighting and fabric availability. Please ask a sales representative for colour swatches and fabric samples should you be unsure. Decor items, mattresses and or bedding are not included with our products unless explicitly stated. Shipping & Policies Shipping Dispatched Cost Within Gauteng province Within 1 week R350 Other regions Please contact our team for the delivery times. R1,050

Toba Coffee Table Set All the best things in life come in two. We present you our Toba nesting coffee table set. A stunning coffee table set on a steel base. One top has a black finish and the other top an oak finish. We love simple geometry. This coffee table set is a great match with our Toba side table. Available in a walnut finish or a clear oak finish.   Big Table         Diameter: 800 mm Height: 370 mm Thickness of top: 20 mm                  Small Table               Diameter: 650 mm Height: 260 mm Thickness of top: 20 mm Material MDF and Supawood, Engineered Wood / Veneer MDF and Supawood When it comes to engineered wood, MDF board -also known locally as SupaWood, is often considered a level above plywood. It is denser, stronger and more durable. For these reasons, it has almost as many applications as solid wood. MDF is a composite product used in many home and professional projects, such as furniture, cabinetry, flooring and even speaker boxes due to its smooth finish, machinability, strength and consistency. All these great characteristics allow us the flexibility to build great looking products at an affordable price point without having to worry about durability. Care construction Sun damage MDF is sensitive to light. We'd recommend that you avoid leaving anything on the surfaces for the first 6-8 weeks, if they're exposed to sunlight. This should help you avoid any marks or rings appearing if the furniture lightens in the sun. Cleaning A damp (never soaking wet) cloth will do it. Dry the surfaces thoroughly afterwards. MDF can be damaged by liquids, so if you spill anything on it, be sure to wipe it dry immediately. If you need to remove any stains, go gently – use mild soap and warm water. Engineered Wood / Veneer Our designers and makers at Furniturespot love to work with engineered wood, also known as veneer. We only use engineered oak for our furniture items because we love the texture of that wood type in combination with the different available finishes. Engineered oak is a solid timber top (0.3 mm of solid oak) in conjunction with a multi-layer MDF base. Thanks to our clever construction, our engineered wood tops do not expand and contract to the same extent as solid wood tops. But our engineered top’s really special feature is the fact that it’s topped off with solid oak, making the end result look just like solid wood but for a much better price! We receive weekly questions why we are using engineered oak and not solid oak throughout. To start with, the price is 400% cheaper than a solid oak top. It is better resistant to the South African climate with no risk of cupping, bowing, cracking of the top and it is easy in maintenance. Do we need to say more? We made a Q&A around engineered oak.   Care construction Sun damage Engineered wood is sensitive to light. We'd recommend that you avoid leaving anything on the surfaces for the first 6-8 weeks, if they're exposed to sunlight. This should help you avoid any marks or rings appearing if the furniture lightens in the sun.   Cleaning A damp (never soaking wet) cloth will do it. Dry the surfaces thoroughly afterwards. Both wood and engineered wood can be damaged by liquids, so if you spill anything on it, be sure to wipe it dry immediately. If you need to remove any stains, go gently – use mild soap and warm water.   Made: This product is proudly handcrafted in South Africa. Note: Actual product colours may slightly vary from colours shown online due to screen variations, image lighting and fabric availability. Please ask a sales representative for colour swatches and fabric samples should you be unsure. Decor items, mattresses and or bedding are not included with our products unless explicitly stated. Shipping & Policies Shipping Delivery Cost Within Gauteng province Within 1-5 working days R350 Other regions Please contact our team for the delivery times. Earliest possible deliveries in 2022. R1,050

Made from highest quality wood and available in a clear oak finish or walnut oak finish, our Barbell Coffee Table offers plenty of room for books, magazines and all your favorites with its glass top and open shelf. The two drawers will keep remotes and other devices nearby but out of sight. A great match with the Barbell TV cabinet. Material Engineered Wood / Veneer Dimensions Width: 700 mm Height: 400 mm Length: 1200 mm Engineered Wood / Veneer Our designers and makers at Furniturespot love to work with engineered wood, also known as veneer. We only use engineered oak for our furniture items because we love the texture of that wood type in combination with the different available finishes. Engineered oak is a solid timber top (0.3 mm of solid oak) in conjunction with a multi-layer MDF base. Thanks to our clever construction, our engineered wood tops do not expand and contract to the same extent as solid wood tops. But our engineered top’s really special feature is the fact that it’s topped off with solid oak, making the end result look just like solid wood but for a much better price! We receive weekly questions why we are using engineered oak and not solid oak throughout. To start with, the price is 400% cheaper than a solid oak top. It is better resistant to the South African climate with no risk of cupping, bowing, cracking of the top and it is easy in maintenance. Do we need to say more? We made a Q&A around engineered oak.   Care construction Sun damage Engineered wood is sensitive to light. We'd recommend that you avoid leaving anything on the surfaces for the first 6-8 weeks, if they're exposed to sunlight. This should help you avoid any marks or rings appearing if the furniture lightens in the sun.   Cleaning A damp (never soaking wet) cloth will do it. Dry the surfaces thoroughly afterwards. Both wood and engineered wood can be damaged by liquids, so if you spill anything on it, be sure to wipe it dry immediately. If you need to remove any stains, go gently – use mild soap and warm water.   Made: This product is proudly handcrafted in South Africa. Note: Actual product colours may slightly vary from colours shown online due to screen variations, image lighting and fabric availability. Please ask a sales representative for colour swatches and fabric samples should you be unsure. Decor items, mattresses and or bedding are not included with our products unless explicitly stated. Shipping & Policies Shipping Dispatched Cost Within Gauteng province Within 1 week R350 Other regions Please contact our team for the delivery times. R1,050

Made from highest quality wood and available in a clear oak finish or walnut oak finish, our Barbell Coffee Table offers plenty of room for books, magazines and all your favorites with its glass top and open shelf. The two drawers will keep remotes and other devices nearby but out of sight. A great match with the Barbell TV cabinet. Material Engineered Wood / Veneer Dimensions Width: 700 mm Height: 400 mm Length: 1200 mm Engineered Wood / Veneer Our designers and makers at Furniturespot love to work with engineered wood, also known as veneer. We only use engineered oak for our furniture items because we love the texture of that wood type in combination with the different available finishes. Engineered oak is a solid timber top (0.3 mm of solid oak) in conjunction with a multi-layer MDF base. Thanks to our clever construction, our engineered wood tops do not expand and contract to the same extent as solid wood tops. But our engineered top’s really special feature is the fact that it’s topped off with solid oak, making the end result look just like solid wood but for a much better price! We receive weekly questions why we are using engineered oak and not solid oak throughout. To start with, the price is 400% cheaper than a solid oak top. It is better resistant to the South African climate with no risk of cupping, bowing, cracking of the top and it is easy in maintenance. Do we need to say more? We made a Q&A around engineered oak.   Care construction Sun damage Engineered wood is sensitive to light. We'd recommend that you avoid leaving anything on the surfaces for the first 6-8 weeks, if they're exposed to sunlight. This should help you avoid any marks or rings appearing if the furniture lightens in the sun.   Cleaning A damp (never soaking wet) cloth will do it. Dry the surfaces thoroughly afterwards. Both wood and engineered wood can be damaged by liquids, so if you spill anything on it, be sure to wipe it dry immediately. If you need to remove any stains, go gently – use mild soap and warm water.   Made: This product is proudly handcrafted in South Africa. Note: Actual product colours may slightly vary from colours shown online due to screen variations, image lighting and fabric availability. Please ask a sales representative for colour swatches and fabric samples should you be unsure. Decor items, mattresses and or bedding are not included with our products unless explicitly stated. Shipping & Policies Shipping Delivery Cost Within Gauteng province Within 1-5 working days R350 Other regions Please contact our team for the delivery times. Earliest possible deliveries in 2022. R1,050

Welcome to the world of Hario. This cult brand pour over coffee dripper is designed to add an element of hands on happiness to your daily brew. The process of making a great pour over coffee is one that can take finesse and skill (or be as simple as you like), and the results are worth it. This gentle method of brewing coffee results in a smooth, tasty cuppa, perfect for getting you through the day. Cone shaped, ridged ceramic pour over coffee dripper Slower method of brewing coffee Ridges help to discourage the filter from sticking to the walls, encouraging the water to flow downwards, but not all through the same channel, resulting in a more evenly extracted brew Can be brewed directly into a cup or serving jug Once you have the technique right, play with the coffee to water ratio, and the infusion time to create your perfect brew. One of the brilliant things about the very manual process of using the Hario is that you can truly create a signature experience with every cup Video Play Video  How to use the Hario V60: Open a filter paper and pop it into the V60 cone. For best results use with the Hario V60 Range Filter Papers Place the ceramic cone over a cup or the Hario V60 Range Server Glass Jug Boil water, and use to heat the ceramic dripper and wet the filter paper. You can also warm the jug and cup at this stage, too. Pour out the hot water, and start with warmed equipment Grind freshly roasted coffee beans to a coarse texture, similar to the grind used for a French press Using the measuring spoon included, spoon about 1 flat scoop of ground coffee per cup into the wet filter paper cone Level the top of the coffee, without compressing it, and create a small hollow in the centre To brew your coffee, pour using a slow, gradually widening circular motion. Pour water onto the grounds, aiming for the small hollow in the centre and widening outwards, avoiding the edges Resist the urge to wash down the sides, as this just lets water wash through, without actually touching the coffee, watering down the brew To pre-infuse, pour a small amount of water the ground coffee, and leave for 30 seconds If your coffee is freshly roasted and freshly ground, it should bloom, swelling the grinds and producing small bubbles in the surface After pre-infusion, fill the cone with water for every cup of coffee you plan to make -  so between 1 and 4 times, letting the water drain out between each infusion When you're done, enjoy your perfect cup of Hario coffee

Note: We're able to deliver this item to you during the current lockdown level, based on government guidelines. Check the stock availability message box for more information about when we can get it to you. Welcome to the world of Hario. This cult brand pour over coffee dripper is designed to add an element of hands on happiness to your daily brew. The process of making a great pour over coffee is one that can take finesse and skill (or be as simple as you like), and the results are worth it. This gentle method of brewing coffee results in a smooth, tasty cuppa, perfect for getting you through the day. Cone shaped, ridged ceramic pour over coffee dripper Slower method of brewing coffee Ridges help to discourage the filter from sticking to the walls, encouraging the water to flow downwards, but not all through the same channel, resulting in a more evenly extracted brew Can be brewed directly into a cup or serving jug Once you have the technique right, play with the coffee to water ratio, and the infusion time to create your perfect brew. One of the brilliant things about the very manual process of using the Hario is that you can truly create a signature experience with every cup Video Play Video  How to use the Hario V60: Open a filter paper and pop it into the V60 cone. For best results use with the Hario V60 Range Filter Papers Place the ceramic cone over a cup or the Hario V60 Range Server Glass Jug Boil water, and use to heat the ceramic dripper and wet the filter paper. You can also warm the jug and cup at this stage, too. Pour out the hot water, and start with warmed equipment Grind freshly roasted coffee beans to a coarse texture, similar to the grind used for a French press Using the measuring spoon included, spoon about 1 flat scoop of ground coffee per cup into the wet filter paper cone Level the top of the coffee, without compressing it, and create a small hollow in the centre To brew your coffee, pour using a slow, gradually widening circular motion. Pour water onto the grounds, aiming for the small hollow in the centre and widening outwards, avoiding the edges Resist the urge to wash down the sides, as this just lets water wash through, without actually touching the coffee, watering down the brew To pre-infuse, pour a small amount of water the ground coffee, and leave for 30 seconds If your coffee is freshly roasted and freshly ground, it should bloom, swelling the grinds and producing small bubbles in the surface After pre-infusion, fill the cone with water for every cup of coffee you plan to make -  so between 1 and 4 times, letting the water drain out between each infusion When you're done, enjoy your perfect cup of Hario coffee

Welcome to the world of Hario. This cult brand pour over coffee dripper is designed to add an element of hands on happiness to your daily brew. The process of making a great pour over coffee is one that can take finesse and skill (or be as simple as you like), and the results are worth it. This gentle method of brewing coffee results in a smooth, tasty cuppa, perfect for getting you through the day. Cone shaped, ridged ceramic pour over coffee dripper Slower method of brewing coffee Ridges help to discourage the filter from sticking to the walls, encouraging the water to flow downwards, but not all through the same channel, resulting in a more evenly extracted brew Can be brewed directly into a cup or serving jug Once you have the technique right, play with the coffee to water ratio, and the infusion time to create your perfect brew. One of the brilliant things about the very manual process of using the Hario is that you can truly create a signature experience with every cup Videos Play Video How to use the Hario V60 Drip... How to use the Hario V60 Drip... How to use the Hario V60: Open a filter paper and pop it into the V60 cone. For best results use with the Hario V60 Range Filter Papers Place the ceramic cone over a cup or the Hario V60 Range Server Glass Jug Boil water, and use to heat the ceramic dripper and wet the filter paper. You can also warm the jug and cup at this stage, too. Pour out the hot water, and start with warmed equipment Grind freshly roasted coffee beans to a coarse texture, similar to the grind used for a French press Using the measuring spoon included, spoon about 1 flat scoop of ground coffee per cup into the wet filter paper cone Level the top of the coffee, without compressing it, and create a small hollow in the centre To brew your coffee, pour using a slow, gradually widening circular motion. Pour water onto the grounds, aiming for the small hollow in the centre and widening outwards, avoiding the edges Resist the urge to wash down the sides, as this just lets water wash through, without actually touching the coffee, watering down the brew To pre-infuse, pour a small amount of water the ground coffee, and leave for 30 seconds If your coffee is freshly roasted and freshly ground, it should bloom, swelling the grinds and producing small bubbles in the surface After pre-infusion, fill the cone with water for every cup of coffee you plan to make - so between 1 and 4 times, letting the water drain out between each infusion When you're done, enjoy your perfect cup of Hario coffee

Timemore’s Crystal Eye Dripper paper filters are designed and cut to ensure the best fit on any dripper. The drippers highest layer forms a seal when wet and keep it airtight and in place. This prevents bypass, creating the closest filter fit around by ensuring all water flows down into the coffee bed below and none to run on past. Pack of 50 filter papers Made from natural wood fibre Fits with the  Timemore Glass Crystal Eye Dripper, 1-2 Cup and the Timemore PCTG Crystal Eye Coffee Dripper, 2-4 Cup Timemore is all about brewing coffee beautifully. Their range of coffee products captures the essence of design where form meets function, enhancing the user’s experience and producing amazing results in the cup. Warranty Info This product comes with a 1 year warranty

The unique 3-layer surface design of Timemore's Crystal Eye Dripper prevents clogging, over-extraction and run-offs while increasing surface area. This optimises water flow and contact with coffee grinds for unmatched precision brewing. Filter papers fit like a glove, which further improves flow, contact and, most importantly, consistency. 2-4 cup crystal eye coffee dripper Brews coffee beautifully in every way A unique 3-layers of extraction keeping brewing optimal by minimising clogging, over-extraction and run-offs Made from a crystal-glass-like, BPA free, food grade plastic often used in baby products It has a luxurious look and weighty feel and is more durable and heat resistant than other plastic or ceramic coffee drippers This material is also stain resistant, heat resistant and stays cleaner for longer Precision fit filter paper 10 filter papers included Timemore is all about brewing coffee beautifully. Their range of coffee products captures the essence of design where form meets function, enhancing the user’s experience and producing amazing results in the cup. Specifications Size: 2 - 4 cups Material: PCTG, BPA free plastic Filters: standard V60-02 size Weight: 150g Dimensions: 13.6cm D x 9.8cm H Care Instructions Clean immediately after use with warm soapy water and soft sponge Rinse thoroughly with clean water Warranty Info This product comes with a 1 year warranty

The unique 3-layer surface design of Timemore's Crystal Eye Dripper prevents clogging, over-extraction and run-offs while increasing surface area. This optimises water flow and contact with coffee grinds for unmatched precision brewing. Filter papers fit like a glove, which further improves flow, contact and, most importantly, consistency. 2-4 cup crystal eye coffee dripper Brews coffee beautifully in every way A unique 3-layers of extraction keeping brewing optimal by minimising clogging, over-extraction and run-offs Made from a crystal-glass-like, BPA free, food grade plastic often used in baby products It has a luxurious look and weighty feel and is more durable and heat resistant than other plastic or ceramic coffee drippers This material is also stain resistant, heat resistant and stays cleaner for longer Precision fit filter paper 10 filter papers included About Timemore Timemore is all about brewing coffee beautifully. Their range of coffee products captures the essence of design where form meets function, enhancing the user’s experience and producing amazing results in the cup. Specifications Size: 2 - 4 cups Material: PCTG, BPA free plastic Filters: standard V60-02 size Weight: 150g Dimensions: 13.6cm D x 9.8cm H Care Instructions Clean immediately after use with warm soapy water and soft sponge Rinse thoroughly with clean water Warranty Info This product comes with a 1 year warranty

The unique 3-layer surface design of Timemore's Crystal Eye Dripper prevents clogging, over-extraction and run-offs while increasing surface area. This optimises water flow and contact with coffee grinds for unmatched precision brewing. Filter papers fit like a glove, which further improves flow, contact and, most importantly, consistency. 1-2 cup crystal eye coffee dripper Brews coffee beautifully in every way A unique 3-layers of extraction keeping brewing optimal by minimising clogging, over-extraction and run-offs Handmade from thick, optical borosilicate glass It has a luxurious look and weighty feel and is more durable and heat resistant than other glass or ceramic coffee drippers Precision fit filter paper 10 filter papers included Video Play Video Timemore is all about brewing coffee beautifully. Their range of coffee products captures the essence of design where form meets function, enhancing the user’s experience and producing amazing results in the cup. Specifications Capacity: 1 - 2 cups Material: Borosilicate glass and PC base Filters: standard V60-02 size Weight: 150g Holder: Removable black PVC that keeps steady on any cup/server/carafe, but removable for pour-over drip stands Dimensions: 12cm D x 9 cm H Care Instructions Wash with warm soapy water and a soft sponge Even though made from thick borosilicate glass, it should be treated as fragile Warranty Info This product comes with a 1 year warranty

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