I have a corningware stove top percolator and I think it looks kind of retro and cool. It has the blue pattern on it. I am scared to use it until I know how it should be used. Can it go directly on the gas burner or does it require the use of a mat heat disperser? Would appreciate any help you could give me with this. Thanks carl
-   Yes, I also have a stovetop coffee pot (corningware). I wonder if there is an old timer coffee lover who could provide some instructions? There is a stainless steel cilinder for the coffee grounds but I don't know if this needs a paper filter. The filters at the store are all cone shaped and I don't think that they have the hole in the middle for the stick. I vaguely recall someone using something like this as a kid. -   clstenzel55
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We inherited this coffeemaker with a restaurant we bought. It looks brand new. We put water in it,...
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We inherited this coffeemaker with a restaurant we bought. It looks brand new. We put water in it, it says it needs more water, but then overflows the pot when you brew. Maybe we are using it wrong. But even if we put one pot of water in and try to brew, it won't: it says it needs more water. Any help? thanks so much!