Making Coffee In A Percolator

I drank contaminated water, what now?

I drank between 12-16 oz of Coffee the other day. The water used to make the coffee was stored in a plastic 1 gallon water jug for about a year and on top of that it was the water from a dehumidifier. I’m going to call my Dr. tomorrow to see if I should get antibiotics or something. I feel fine with no symptoms but I’m still worried that it could be damaging me without any major symptoms.

The water was probably brought to a quick boil from the Coffee Machine (percolator) and went through a paper filter as well as the coffee grounds. I would assume the water was full of bacteria and all sorts of nasty stuff.

Here are my answers to questions that I know people will ask:
1) No I couldn’t taste the difference, I guess the coffee masked the bad taste
2) I have no idea why year old dehumidifier water was being stored in water jugs
3) I thought it was a gallon of distilled water so I used it. It was really early in the morning and I was rushing.

haha! sorry to poke fun

eh prolly not too big of an issue, the plastic may have off gassed which antibiotics aint gonna help. Um anything else will prolly just make your stomach contents explode from both ends!

I went to a summer camp and they pumped the water out of a man made lake and forgot to turn the sanitation equipment on for that session. lets just say it wasnt fun when i found out lol. prolly worse than your plastic issue with ambient humidity water. Keep in mind all that water that the dehumidifier pulled out the air is the same water that you breath in every breath!

Oh yeah and the process to make the coffee may have killed most of everything in it i wouldnt worry. If you arent puking yet youre probably fine.

Brewing Coffee in a vintage percolator

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Cuisinart 12-c. Electric Classic Percolator $69.95 Cuisinart brings its coffee-making expertise to the 12-cup model of the classic stainless steel percolator. Piping hot water percolates through the grounds, and pulses up into the glass knob on top. A detachable cord and stay-cool button lets this percolator go anywhere to serve, and it only needs to be plugged in to keep it hot. The long precision spout allows for pouring without spills, and the ready indicator light shows when coffee is ready to pour and enjoy. Dimensions: 8.3-in. x 6.5-in. x 12.5-in.

Coffee Percolator $58.94 High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles A coffee percolator is a type of pot used to brew coffee. The name stems from the word percolate which means to cause (a solvent) to pass through a permeable substance especially for extracting a soluble constituent. In the case of coffeebrewing the solvent is water, the permeable substance is the coffee grounds, and the soluble constituents are the chemical compounds that give coffee its color, taste, and aroma. There are two basic types of percolator: One which forces boiling water under pressure through the grounds into a separate chamber; and One which continually cycles the boiling brew through the grounds using gravity until the required strength is reached. Coffee percolators once enjoyed great popularity but were supplanted in the early 1970s by automatic drip coffee makers, and more recently by the French press, as well as a renewed interest in espresso coffee. Author: Miller, Frederic P./ Vandome, Agnes F./ McBrewster, John Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 70 Publication Date: 2010/08/19 Language: English Dimensions: 6.00 x 9.02 x 0.17 inches

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84038- Cordless Coffee Percolator- $86.95 Developed in the UK, this polished, stainless steel electric jug kettle can sit at any angle on its 360º axis base. Brew and move around. Have it for dinner or dessert, it’s a great addition to any home. Quick clean and easy.

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Stainless Steel 12 Cup Percolator $44.94 Housed in heavyweight stainless steel with an attractive chrome mirror finish, this quick-brewing electric percolator makes 12 cups of coffee with super-fast, cup-a-minute speed. When brewing is complete, it automatically switches to a “keep warm” temperature to ensure each cup is as warm as the first. Great for entertaining, the percolator has a ready-to-serve light that indicates when coffee is ready to enjoy, and its detachable cord provides the ability to serve fresh perked coffee right at the table without any hassle. Other useful features include a drip-free spout, an easy-grip knob on the unit’s lid, a stay-cool handle, and a stainless-steel permanent filter basket that minimizes grounds in brewed coffee. The unit combines present-day technology with the retro look of a ’50s kitchen for creating a perfect compliment to any kitchen decor. The percolator, which should be washed by hand, measures 5-1/2 by 5-1/2 by 12-3/4 inches.

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Black Decker FCP412 12Cup Percolator $78.84 Imagine great coffee that stays hot and gives off an incredible aroma every time. Now picture this 1000 watt durable Stainless Steel and a 12 cup capacity Farberware Coffee Percolator. It automatically switches to Keep Warm temperature and maintains cup a minute speed for your convenience. This percolator is fitted with a stay cool handle and cover knob for safety. This is the perfect addition to any kitchen. Durable Stainless Steel. Super fast brews instantly cup a minute speed. Automatically switches to Keep Warm temperature. Stay cool handle and cover knob. Rolled edges for safe handling. 1000 watt capability.

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Paula Deen 8-c. Signature Percolators Percolator, Red $34.95 “I have always said the heart of the home is in the kitchen. No kitchen would be complete without a nostalgic percolator. You can spend hours upon hours with a good cup of coffee and a cherished friend.” – Paula Deen Features: Colorful speckled porcelain exterior is durable, stain-resistant and a breeze to clean. Spacious loop handle is designed to ensure a comfortable grip while pouring. Convenient filter basket lifts out of the percolator for easy filling and cleaning. Paula Deen’s Percolator + Captain Michael’s Coffee from Cooking.com on Vimeo. Watch Paula Deen show off her vintage-style percolator! It is the perfect camp-fire percolator. It also goes perfect with Captain Mike’s Coffee– all available at Cooking.com

Farberware FCP412 Millennium Automatic 12-Cup Percolator Coffee Maker $69.99 Brewing a cup of coffee has never been faster, or more simple than with the Farberware Millennium Automatic Stainless Steel 12-Cup Percolator Coffee Maker. With a durable stainless steel construction, this percolator features a cool-to-the-touch handle and base that allows you to bring it from the kitchen counter to you table. This brewer provides simplicity through a 1-step brewing process, an Automatic Keep Warm Mode, and a detachable power cord. Delivers on durability with its sturdy stainless steel construction.

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A Naturalist In Madagascar $38.98 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.Excerpt from book:Section 326 A ROUGH AND READY CANTEEN leave. The Hova government maintained, until the French conquest, a garrison of from two to three hundred men at Tamatave. These troops had their quarters close to the fort, in a number of houses placed in rows and enclosed in a large square or rdva, formed of strong wooden palisades, with gateways. The following day was occupied in making preparations for the journey, purchasing a few of the most necessary articles of crockery, etc., and unpacking my canteen. This latter was a handsome teak box, and fitted up most neatly with plates, dishes, knives and forks, etc. But Mr Plant said that both the box and most of its contents were far too good to be exposed to the rough usage they would undergo on the journey; so I took out some of the things and repacked the box in its wooden case. Subsequent experience showed the wisdom of this advice, and that it was a mistake to use too expensive articles for such travelling as that in Madagascar, or to have to spend much time in getting out and putting in again everything in its proper corner. Upon reaching the halting-place after a fatiguing journey of several hours, it is a great convenience to get at one’s belongings with the least possible amount of exertion ; and when starting before sunrise in the mornings, it is not less pleasant to be able to dispense with an elaborate fitting of things into a canteen. By my friend’s advice, I therefore bought a three-legged iron pot for cooking fowls, some common plates, and a tin coffee-pot, which also served asa teapot when divested of its percolator. These things were stowed away in a mat bag, which proved the most convenient form of canteen possible for such a journey The contents were quickly put in, and as readily got out when wanted; and, thus provided, we felt prepared to expl

A Naturalist In Madagascar $34.95 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.Excerpt from book:Section 326 A ROUGH AND READY CANTEEN leave. The Hova government maintained, until the French conquest, a garrison of from two to three hundred men at Tamatave. These troops had their quarters close to the fort, in a number of houses placed in rows and enclosed in a large square or rdva, formed of strong wooden palisades, with gateways. The following day was occupied in making preparations for the journey, purchasing a few of the most necessary articles of crockery, etc., and unpacking my canteen. This latter was a handsome teak box, and fitted up most neatly with plates, dishes, knives and forks, etc. But Mr Plant said that both the box and most of its contents were far too good to be exposed to the rough usage they would undergo on the journey; so I took out some of the things and repacked the box in its wooden case. Subsequent experience showed the wisdom of this advice, and that it was a mistake to use too expensive articles for such travelling as that in Madagascar, or to have to spend much time in getting out and putting in again everything in its proper corner. Upon reaching the halting-place after a fatiguing journey of several hours, it is a great convenience to get at one’s belongings with the least possible amount of exertion ; and when starting before sunrise in the mornings, it is not less pleasant to be able to dispense with an elaborate fitting of things into a canteen. By my friend’s advice, I therefore bought a three-legged iron pot for cooking fowls, some common plates, and a tin coffee-pot, which also served asa teapot when divested of its percolator. These things were stowed away in a mat bag, which proved the most convenient form of canteen possible for such a journey The contents were quickly put in, and as readily got out when wanted; and, thus provided, we felt prepared to expl

A Naturalist in Madagascar; A Record of Observation, Experiences, and Impressions Made During a Period of Over Fifty Years’ Intimate $28.48 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.Excerpt from book:Section 326 A ROUGH AND READY CANTEEN leave. The Hova government maintained, until the French conquest, a garrison of from two to three hundred men at Tamatave. These troops had their quarters close to the fort, in a number of houses placed in rows and enclosed in a large square or rdva, formed of strong wooden palisades, with gateways. The following day was occupied in making preparations for the journey, purchasing a few of the most necessary articles of crockery, etc., and unpacking my canteen. This latter was a handsome teak box, and fitted up most neatly with plates, dishes, knives and forks, etc. But Mr Plant said that both the box and most of its contents were far too good to be exposed to the rough usage they would undergo on the journey; so I took out some of the things and repacked the box in its wooden case. Subsequent experience showed the wisdom of this advice, and that it was a mistake to use too expensive articles for such travelling as that in Madagascar, or to have to spend much time in getting out and putting in again everything in its proper corner. Upon reaching the halting-place after a fatiguing journey of several hours, it is a great convenience to get at one’s belongings with the least possible amount of exertion ; and when starting before sunrise in the mornings, it is not less pleasant to be able to dispense with an elaborate fitting of things into a canteen. By my friend’s advice, I therefore bought a three-legged iron pot for cooking fowls, some common plates, and a tin coffee-pot, which also served asa teapot when divested of its percolator. These things were stowed away in a mat bag, which proved the most convenient form of canteen possible for such a journey The contents were quickly put in, and as readily got out when wanted; and, thus provided, we felt prepared to expl

Bialetti Mini Express 2-Cup Stovetop Percolator $25.99 Thanks to the brilliant intuition of Alfonso Bialetti, in 1933, the Moka Express saw the light of day afterward, thanks to the ambition of his son Renato, its design was to revolutionize the way of making coffee at home and to immediately establish the company as one of the leading Italian manufacturers of coffee makers. The mini express works similarly to the Moka Express. Fill in the bottom vessel with water and fill the funnel shaped filter with coffee. Screw on the top portion and place on the stovetop. In minutes watch as the espresso brews up from the spouts and into two espresso cups. All aluminum construction. The coffee maker uses the heater unit of the classical Moka Express and has a special feature in its unique spout that serves the coffee directly into the cup, which is heated during preparation. Made in Italy.

Boilers (Cookware): Coffeemaker, Kelly Kettle, Samovar, Instant Hot Water Dispenser, Tetsubin, Electric Water Boiler, Pot Boiler $9.62 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: Coffeemakers are cooking appliances used to brew coffee without having to boil water in a separate container. While there are many different types of coffeemakers using a number of different brewing principles, in the most common devices, coffee grounds are placed in a paper or metal filter inside a funnel, which is set over a glass or ceramic coffee pot. Cold water is poured into a separate chamber, which is then heated up to the boiling point, and directed into the funnel. This is also called automatic drip-brew. For hundreds of years, making a cup of coffee was a deceptively simple process. Roasted and ground coffee beans were placed in a pot or pan, to which hot water was added, followed by attachment of a lid to commence the infusion process. Throughout the 19th and even the early 20th centuries, it was considered adequate to add ground coffee to hot water in a pot or pan, boil it until it smelled right, and pour the brew into a cup. The first modern method for making coffeedrip brewingis more than 125 years old, and its design had changed little. The biggin, originating in France ca. 1800, was a two-level pot holding coffee in an upper compartment into which water was poured, to drain through holes in the bottom of the compartment into the coffee pot below. Around the same time, a French inventor developed the “pumping percolator”, in which boiling water in a bottom chamber forces itself up a tube and then trickles (percolates) through the ground coffee back into the bottom chamber. Vacuum coffee brewer; A bodum vacuum brewer where the coffee is sucked back.Other coffee brewing devices became popular throughout the nineteenth century, including various machines using the vacuum principle. The Napier Vacuum Machine, invented in 1840, wa… More: