GSI Outdoors - Glacier Stainless 6 Cup Perculator Coffee Maker

            Rental Rates:
        3 Days   -  $3.50
        7 Days   -  $5.00
        14 Days -  $6.00
Call for longer rentals or for group rates.

Rent this seamless, ultra-rugged percolator crafted from marine grade stainless steel for unmatched taste and performance. The Permawood handle stays cool to the touch and the lid is conveniently hinged to the pot.

By renting this product you agree that you have read and understand the special considerations for use and safety considerations below and that scalding burns may result from improper use.

Weight = 1 pound, 2.6 oz

There are some special considerations for use of this product.

• always place the unit on a dry, stable surface.
• allow unit to cool before cleaning or disassembling.
• hand wash with mild detergent.
• use only non-abrasive cloths to wash/wipe or damage will occur.
• this item is not  Microwave or Dishwasher safe.

Safety: There are some special considerations for use of this product to prevent injury.

• DANGER: Never open the lid or remove the top while heating.
  
• DANGER: do not overfill percolator pot, overfilling will result in scalding water coming out of the spout when it begins to boil.
• DANGER: if the percolator overflows, turn stove off and allow percolator and its contents to cool before handling - this will be difficult/impossible with the MSR (PocketRocket and SuperFly) stoves if the spout of the pot is placed over the gas flow turn valve. When using these stoves, assure the pot is not overfilled AND that the spout is not located above the gas flow turn valve.
  
• do not allow percolator to boil out the water until it is dry. The unit may become damaged.
• brewed coffee grounds may be very hot. Handle with care.
• keep out of reach of children and pets.

GITTO is not responsible for misuse of this product or any injury that may occur.

Always respect hot liquids.

What is the best way to percolate coffee?
1. Fill percolator with desired amount of water. Do not fill past the 6 Cups mark on the outside of the pot.
2. Fill the basket with 1 Tablespoon of coffee for every 2 cups of water. (6 Cups = 3 Tablespoons) (6 Cups = 9 teaspoons)
3. Insert basket, assure clear knob is tight, close lid and heat at the highest setting.
4. When coffee is seen "perking" in the clear knob, reduce the heat to 1 perk every 2 seconds.
5. Gauge the strength of the coffee in the clear knob until desired color is achieved.

Light = 6 minutes
Medium = 14 minutes
Dark = 24 minutes