How to Automate Your Coffee Maker

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By adding a cheap Christmas light timer to your coffee maker, you can set it to have your coffee already made when you wake up in the morning.

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Jason C. says:

The timer is great for energy saving though. Like for a night light or
christmas tree lights.

Jason C. says:

Cheaper just to buy a programmable coffee maker to begin with.

frank castle says:

Actually you don’t want a cheap Christmas timer…. for fire safety, you
should have a 3 prong timer with a voltage rating of 15 amps…just somit
don’t cause issue. ?…

737mattman says:

Lol

Luís António da Rosa Neng says:

Only works with dumb coffee makers with only an on/off button

rebelientje says:

Why christmas light timer instead of just the original name “Time Switch”.

AshlockT says:

I like it, but i’m having trouble getting the pot to access twitter.

Mason Miller says:

Hey, nice shirt!

AccidentX says:

You do realize power timers have been out for years.

OlegKostoglatov says:

Or you could just get a coffee maker with a built in timer, those have only
been on the market since 1975 at least. I don’t even know if it’s possible
to buy a new drip coffee maker without a timer anymore.

Taurolyon says:

Hey, what’s that smoke and molten plastic dripping down my wall? Seriously
– get a coffee pot with a timer in it. Those Christmas light timers are not
rated for the amperage of the average coffee maker.

StrikerXI says:

Why did people need an instructional to do this, I’ve been using those
timers for this and my reptile lights for quite some time.

nathan dance says:

coffee with no milk and sugar? what’s wrong with you America?

Sticky313 says:

so i dont vote this on basic principle and it wont work

CrazFilmz says:

wow, this is common sense shit

N_Rattlehead says:

Milk and sugar? You mean bitch coffee. Lol I kid I kid

essemque says:

One safety note: check the power/current rating on your timer first. Most
coffee makers are 1000W/9A or more, and not all cheap timers are rated to
handle that (I have one here that’s only rated to 600W). Overloading the
timer could potentially lead to a fire, so that’s not good.

TheBizarroJerry says:

Wow! A clock timer! That the innovation of the century! Seriously, do you
think everybody else is a moron and nobody had this idea before to switch
on/off electrical powered devices with a clock timer?

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