Consumer Guide On Purchasing an Energy-Saving Coffee Maker

 

Coffee is a superior beverage that tantalizes your taste buds and re-energizes, providing a coffee shop feeling. When we purchase coffee in a café, we do not consider the energy costs of that coffee mug. Still, our coffee makers at home are functional, but we are less concerned about their energy efficiency. It is time to replace that old coffee maker with an energy efficient one.

Energy efficiency should be the primary concern when purchasing a coffee maker. The coffee maker should have Energy Star certification, i.e., which is accredited for saving 35% of energy compared to the old coffee machine.

Two types of coffee makers will improve energy saving. First is an auto-shut-off machine that will shut off when not in use. Second, a thermal coffee machine instead of a hot plate machine to help keep the coffee warm without additional energy. Besides, matching coffee usage with the coffee maker will improve energy efficiency and reduce coffee wastage.

More importantly, regardless of the size of the coffee maker, it should have programmable settings that will aid in lowering standby power consumed. Therefore, the above is a simple guide to look after when looking for an energy-saving coffee machine.