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Perfect-Brew Pour Over
Stanley
Perfect-Brew Pour Over
$26.00
Description

　　Perfect outdoor coffee with easy cleanup

　　For those who take their coffee seriously, the Stanley Perfect-Brew Pour Over is, well, perfect. Constructed of stainless steel, it features an easy-clean filter you can use, remove, and reuse--no disposable filters needed. Spoon in your favorite medium-ground coffee, saturate with hot water (it’s all in the wrist), and wait 2–3 minutes. The Pour Over is thoughtfully designed to work with most Stanley mugs and bottles, so you can brew and go. Just like that. This is coffee done right.

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Description
Brand Name:
Stanley
Volume:
20 fl oz / 0.59 L
Color:
Hammertone Green
Weight:
0.29 lbs
Dimensions:
5.80L x 4.50W x 4.90H in
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
10-09383-001
UPC:
041604341168
Other Features:
• 18/8 stainless steel, BPA-free
• Stainless steel, easy-clean filter
• No disposable filters needed
• Dishwasher safe
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