A closer look at your coffee maker.
Most coffee makers advertise the carafe. We also look at the reservoir, tubing, brew basket, lid, and every surface that hot water touches.
Follow the water, not the marketing.
Trace the water path
Start at the reservoir and follow the water through heating, brewing, and pouring.
Notice heat and wear
Hot water and repeated use deserve more attention than surfaces with brief contact.
Check what is disclosed
Look for clear material details. Missing information should remain visible, not be filled in with guesses.
Trace the full water path.
Plastic inside a coffee maker does not tell us how much exposure occurs. Temperature, contact time, material type, and wear all matter. We show what the manufacturer discloses, where information is missing, and which claims have useful evidence behind them.
A material list cannot show how much exposure occurs. We label missing evidence instead of filling gaps with assumptions.