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Cuisinart CHW-16 12-Cup Programmable Coffeemaker Hot Water System New Black

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  • Drip Coffeemaker: 12-cup glass carafe - Fully automatic with 24-hour programmability LCD Clock and self-clean feature
  • 1- to 4-cup setting and adjustable auto shutoff (0–4 hours)
  • Adjustable keep warm temperature control - Brew Pause feature
  • Gold tone, commercial-style permanent filter - Charcoal water filter
  • Hot Water on Demand: - Provides hot water on demand for tea, soup, oatmeal and more
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Product details

BrandCuisinart
Capacity12 Cups
ColorNew Black
Special FeatureProgrammable
Coffee Maker TypeDrip Coffee Machine

Technical specifications

brandCuisinart
colorNew Black
special_featureProgrammable
coffee_maker_typeDrip Coffee Machine
styleHot Water
included_componentsDrip Coffeemaker, 12-cup glass carafe, Gold Filter, Charcoal Filter
operation_modeFully Automatic
model_nameCuisinart CHW-16 12-Cup Programmable Coffeemaker & Hot Water System
number_of_items1
human_interface_inputButtons
customer_package_typeStandard Packaging
unit_count1.0 Count
coffee_filter_size#6
global_trade_identification_number10086279187984
coffee_input_typeground_coffee
is_dishwasher_safeNo
manufacturerCuisinart
power_sourceAC adapter
upc086279187987
product_dimensions9.1 x 9.1 x 9.1 inches
item_weight1 pounds
item_model_numberCHW-16
best_sellers_rank#229,343 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #257 in Coffee Machines
date_first_availableSeptember 15, 2021

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4.59,137 ratings

Customers say

Customers find this coffee maker makes delicious hot coffee that comes out perfect every time, with the hot water feature being particularly appreciated for tea and hot chocolate. Customers consider it well worth the price and appreciate that it saves money on coffee filters.

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Great Hot Beverage System

sscribβ€”January 17, 2012

I bought this coffeemaker for my wife as a Christmas present (2011). We love it a lot. It makes great, HOT coffee, and the hot water system works perfectly. If you are like me, you are reading these comments in order to learn whether or not you should buy this product. With that in mind, let me give you a few things to consider: The Not So Good 1. Plastic taste - A number of folks have complained about a plasticy taste, especially on the hot water side, and I can verify that we have experienced a little of that, but only on the coffee side. It took us about 3-4 pots of coffee before the plastic aftertaste went away, and we haven't tasted it since. We have never tasted it on the hot water side. It's possible that the people who keep tasting it truly have models that have a problem, but it's also possible that they just imagine they are tasting it. Either way, at least for us, whatever plastic taste was there before seems to be gone now. 2. Hard to fill the coffee reservoir - It is true that the hole you pour water through to fill the coffee side is poorly positioned and quite small. Some folks use a funnel, others rotate around to the side of the coffeemaker to improve their pouring angle. Me? I just pour carefully. I have not spilled any water (yet). My biggest issue is that I find the last 1/2 cup of water difficult to get out of the carafe. If I try to pour 8 cups of water into the reservoir I can get the first 7 1/2 out easily, but that last little bit is tough. To compensate I just fill the carafe with a cup or so more water than what I intend to pour into the reservoir - say, 9+ cups if I want to brew 8 - and then discard whatever extra water is left in the carafe. Problem solved. 3. Slight residue from coffee grounds - We use the bundled reusable coffee filter. We have found that it leaves a very fine residue from the coffee grounds at the bottom of our coffee, which isn't a big deal, but is at least something worth mentioning in case that sort of thing bothers you. 4. Coffee brewing time - The coffeemaker is not slow, but it certainly is not fast. Reading some reviews led me to think this thing made really fast coffee, which just is not the case. I would say it's average, which really isn't bad, per se, but you should temper your expectations. A Bunn this is not. The Good 1. Great coffee - Isn't this why you buy a coffeemaker? This unit makes really good coffee, period. It is VERY hot. I mean, you can put cold milk/creamer in your coffee and it'll still be hot when you're through, especially if you select the hottest carafe heat setting (a nice touch, I might add). A coffeemaker should make good coffee, and this one does not disappoint. 2. Speedy hot water system - I was very impressed with how fast the hot water system heated the water. Once again, after reading some reviews you would think this thing took forever. It doesn't. In just a few minutes it does its job as advertised. It's certainly faster than heating up a pot on the stove, although it only heats one serving or so at a time. But the reheats in between each serving take less time than the initial heating of the first serving, a real plus if you plan on making more than one hot drink at a time. But keep in mind that this hot water system is not intended to completely replace a kettle if you intend to fix a lot of tea or hot cocoa at one time. If you are making hot drinks for more than 2-3 people at a time, it might be faster to heat a lot of water on your stove rather than waiting for multiple reheats. As long as you keep this in mind I don't think you will be at all disappointed with the hot water system. It really does work well. 3. Simultaneous dual function - I got the impression from previous reviewers that you could not make coffee and hot water at the same time. This is not true. My unit will brew coffee on one side and heat up water on the other side simultaneously. Perhaps Cuisinart updated this model to add this function, or perhaps the previous reviewers were simply wrong. All I know is that mine does both at the same time and they both perfectly. I disagree with some of the reviewers who complained about other various issues with this coffeemaker. The hot water drain plug on the bottom of the unit is positioned exactly where it should be, and is simple enough to use. If you are using simple tap water for the hot water system it'll work just fine. The five beeps that indicate that the coffee is finished brewing are not too loud, nor intrusive. My microwave makes more noise when it beeps. The hot water reservoir should be drained occasionally (since you canot dispense all the water you put in), but this isn't as big of a deal as previous reviewers make it out to be. This takes about 10 seconds of your week. The electrical cord is a little short, but do people expect it to be 10 feet long? In the end, just like with any product being reviewed by hundreds of people, every possible flaw will be brought to light. But all in all I think this is a great product that is worth the money (assuming you buy it on sale - the retail price on this thing is outrageous; I got it for $85). I highly recommend it. Read more

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It's a CUISINART, so that's what you need to know...

Justin W.β€”July 10, 2024

I am a slight fan, well fan is a strong word, I slightly prefer CUISINART small kitchen appliances when faced with brand choices for some things like toasters and cheap coffee makers. This one gives you hot water and coffee, programmable, blah blah- this is a basic coffee maker you don't need a play by play it works great and provided you do not smash the glass carafe (I am not commenting on the build quality it's just as durable as any other glass carafe that is to say don't drop it) this coffee maker probably never needs to be replaced ... EXCEPT their crappy filter system. You CANNOT have a filter sit in water anywhere for the most part, what happens is filmy, slimy, whatevers grow on the filter and filter holder IF YOU DO NOT DILIGENTLY DRY OUT THE FILLER AREA EVERY SINGLE TIME and then leave it dry for a bit. By this I mean you better open the filler area top when you're done and leave it open or better yet remove both filter holders and filters entirely and take them out to dry when you have made your coffee. I am telling you this because I have owned 3 versions of CUISNART coffee makers from moving around (giving them away etc - haven't had to replace a single one, I PERSONALLY had to buy more for me cause I'm so nice haha) and they all use the same filter baskets and filters. Now don't get down on me, the filters are cheap as f@&$ when you order from Amazon or even at a big box store if you get the right ones. Thats not at issue- what is at issue is if you do not check them and FEEL THE INSIDE of the filter basket for film/rinse them off frequently/change the filters on time/leave the top open or remove the holder and filters to dry properly you will 100% be drinking heated water that has been lovingly dripped over DA BEAN, and that heated water was just run through and over slime coated plastic, then run through a slime coated carbon filter. Now the slime whatever it is I can't remember from science class, not mildew- possibly a "slime mold"? Is probably not harmful but my gosh the thought of it. I hope that doesn't scare you away- the above is basically your best care instructions. IF YOU DRY the filter and basked and all your insides of your coffee maker like you probably should anyway, then you have no issue what so ever. I am still on my first filter since my purchase, it is probably overdue to change (me not following my own advice heh) BUT gosh darn I have no slime in my coffee maker! I learned the hard way with my first one. Used to think well gee it's a filter it should probably stay in the coffee maker when not in use... ANHHHHH wrong. At least not when you have 2 coffee drinkers who brew throughout various times of the day every day, the pot never gets to dry out- and I live in Florida. Although I have experienced the exact same slime in Pennsylvania, so please take care or you'll be feeling that slime for yourself and want to be replacing your coffee maker all over again way too soon. Also caveat; you could just totally ignore the filter holder and filters and not use them. We have hard (mineralized/chlorinated/fluoridated) water here- I love filters anywhere I can get em. The hot water maker is quiet, and pretty quick, it beats our clear glass one (the one you know almost everyone has- and they ALWAYS get gross because you can't actually fully wash or dishwash them? ) so that's a plus in my book. Also I know saying it's quiet probably won't matter to most people but if you use hot water for cooking or tea or (gulp even ... (shhhh... *whispering* instant coffee))- and you have the clear glass water boiler- you know they are sometimes atomic bomb loud in the morning especially if you are trying not to wake dogs up or your spouse or whoever may be near by sleeping lightly in your home. Read more

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Love it!

Eileen C Nicholsβ€”November 27, 2025

I absolutely love this coffee pot. It's so pretty Everything works great and it's easy to use. Love the carafe. No dripping at all Read more

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