Sep 12th, '08, 00:38
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horsencl
Zarafina tea maker issues?
I've had my Zarafina tea maker for close to a year and I've loved it, never had any issues...until now. Sometimes it will only pour out about a half inch of brewed tea and then turns itself off. The only way to get out the rest is to rebrew, which can make for a bitter cuppa. Usually it will stop doing it if I brew another batch right afterwards. Anyone else have these issues or any advice on how to stop it?
Sep 12th, '08, 17:05
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It makes okay tea. But it is not a tool for serious tea appreciation.
I would contach Zarafina and see if they have any ideas. I never used mine enough for it to break.
Marshal is right, though, IMO. Sorry you're having problems with it, but this may be a good opportunity to explore other tea making options.
I would contach Zarafina and see if they have any ideas. I never used mine enough for it to break.
Marshal is right, though, IMO. Sorry you're having problems with it, but this may be a good opportunity to explore other tea making options.
Sep 13th, '08, 20:02
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That was a bit harsh, lol. I do also own "real" tea pots, a gaiwan and the whole nine yards. In fact I can't even use it in the summer months because using it and an air conditioner at the same time blows fuses in my wonderful apartment
It is expensive, which is why I bought it when I got it on sale with free shipping. I've found that it has made a very good cup of tea every time until this problem arose. I know many consider it cheating but I just don't have the time or energy to do scales and thermometers the way that some people do. I also know that going to those extremes isn't necessary but I'm a newbie with a habit of either under or over brewing. The machine is a good way to avoid that until I get better at it. I will give Zarafina a call when I have a chance.
P.S. Responses like that often scare newbies away from message boards. Remember, you catch more flies with honey than with vinegar

P.S. Responses like that often scare newbies away from message boards. Remember, you catch more flies with honey than with vinegar
