If you wish to halt the trickle for awhile, just insert the rubber seal a half-inch into the top of the chamber and the trickle will stop. This is similar to what we do when we clamp our thumb on the top of a straw to stop dripping out the bottom of the straw. Extending the brew time will result in more bite in your brew.
FAQ
- previous post: When making a 3-scoop batch, do I have to press the entire brew and then separate, or could I push the plunger one level into one cup, then move it to another cup and push it another third of the way, etc? – From Alanna C.
- next post: It's my understanding that 1 scoop makes 8oz and 3 scoop makes 16oz, so cost wise it's better to make 2 single scoops. But how much does a 2 scoop make? I'm new, but loving it so far. Just trying to figure out a good morning routine with it. My favorite mug is 24oz, but that's not a deal breaker if I can get 20oz of coffee. – From Verna B.