Chemex hand flush pot Chemex hand flush pot usage
This beautiful pot was invented in 1941 by German-born Peter J. Schlumbohm, Ph.D. in chemistry, and was produced in the United States under the name Chemex®. This coffee pot has been nearly 70 years old. Dr. Schlumbohm modified it from the glass funnel and conical flask in the laboratory, adding what Dr. Schlumbohm called an air channel and pouring port. With this exhaust channel, not only can the hot air generated avoid the filter paper when brewing coffee, so that the coffee extraction is more complete, but also the coffee can be easily poured along the groove. And in the middle with removable anti-scalding wood handle, and then with fine leather string knot fixed, like a beautiful girl slim waist bow.
Chemex's design and craftsmanship have made it a permanent part of MOMA(Museum of Modern Art), The Smithsonian and Philadelphia Museum collections. If the museum has it, then I have to own it!
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