A:AnswerNot very long maybe less then 5 minutes I think ninja would have a good time on this already. The coffee maker does seem to make the coffee taste better then one of its competitors had a competitor I bought before the Ninja but went bad in less then a month so bought the Ninja Kinda sad went to take that pot back gave me a difficult time in returning it
My previous coffee pot lasted 9 years. At that time it had some charcoal filter options I liked but guess no one does it now
I think that cone filter design helps make the coffee taste better an I put less coffee grounds in it to achieve the same strength. I also like the remote tank to fill it the pot I returned did not have much room to pour the water in and was difficult to do.
Well that is it. I will get a second Ninja for my other home
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A:AnswerYou lift up a lid, hinged toward the rear of the machine. Takes #4 cone filters, but comes with a gold filter so you would not need to buy paper filters. Height with lid raised is 21.5", and with it lowered ready for brewing is 14.5"
A:AnswerIt doesn't make cold brew.... you need temperatures below 40 degrees and at least 24 hours to make cold brew.
There are plenty of cold brew sets for less than 30 bucks that you can use.
Not sure how you expect to make cold brew with a drip coffee maker...
A:AnswerHave you run some sort of cleaner through it? I use vinegar as I don't trust the "descaling" products to be safe. The vinegar always brings out some crud and speeds things up.
A:AnswerNinja has their own cleaner. Just dump it in and run it through a cycle. The older the maker is, the harder it is to clean. Sounds gross but when the cleaner quits working, use vinegar. It works
A:AnswerI don’t know the exact weight, maybe 3-4lbs. it’s pretty solid .
As far as the filters, we use them all the time to make cleanup easier and it has never overflowed. It may be that someone is using the wrong type of filter.
A:AnswerYes and it does have a permanent one included, but if you want to eliminate the grounds residue in your last cup, you might want to use the paper cones as well.
