We grew up with this pot since 1957, when my parents bought a whole set of Lifetime Cookware. Stainless is awesome. No glass breakage, no plastic,no filters . Talk about a great investment. Thanks for video! Ps, look what those little plastic cup things cost. Pay the price for convenience. And they aren’t recyclable!

I would rather have one of those than that highfalutin countertop model we have. Great video as always bro!

Thank you for thime video. My mother gave a dripolator years ago... and this is the first time I see how it works😊😊😊 From Argentina🇦🇷

Thank you for this! Someone gave me a dripolator years ago and it has been sitting in my cupboard. Finally used it this morning!

This day and time facts are hard to come by. Love it. Lol

Good gracious alive, that's the most elaborate coffee making method I've ever saw; I ain't got the patience for that, ha ha😂; but I bet'cha that's some mighty fine tasting coffee though😂

Very cool Justin! I use a stainless steal, copper bottom, little, 6 C, vintage, Revere Ware coffee percolator. I love it. My 1920s Clark Jewel gas stove has a special little burner made just for percolating coffee on. It takes about 10 minutes to get to the strength I like once it starts perking. My grandma used to use a glass coffee maker that worked like yours.

You had me til 6:40 when I saw the coffee is so weak you can see through it. :) lol I did enjoy the video.

You taught an old man something new , I've never seen a coffe pot like that one . Thanks Justin

My grandparents used the aluminum Drip-O-Lator coffee pot, then kept it hot by keeping the lower pot on the wood stove, always had good coffee. Now at home we have a Breville drip coffee maker, that heats the water to what ever temp and drips it into an insulated carafe, and so far that's the best coffee maker I've ever used!

I bet that is good coffee. I remember we used to make Cowboy Coffee which was just dumping the grounds into hot water, made over a campfire. The old times could do it just right, and they would get the grounds to sink to the bottom so you could pour your coffee with no grounds without a filter. Really brings back happy memories. Hope you will get yourself a little coffee grinder so you will not have to fool with that little piece of paper. Also, this type coffee tastes even better if it is from a coarser grind. Really enjoy your channel. Brings back many happy memories of growing up on a farm in a remote area of West Texas. You remind me of all the fine folks I grew up with. God bless.

Your coffee pot, has a nice shape. I like it. I want one.

So cool. I have an antique one. Never used it. Didn’t know how. Now I do. Thank you 😊

Strand Farm can attest to This Man’s coffee. We fully endorse this method.

My grandfather made coffee in that same type of pot ( back in the 60s). It was delicious!

Thanks. I have my mom's Lifetime dripolater coffee pot. Never been used and didn't know how to use it till I watched your video.

I have never seen a coffee maker like that before. Great name.

You know my friend, I don't drink much coffee, two - three cups a year, I know that sounds un American but in order to drink coffee the way I like it, I'd have to put creamer or milk and sugar in it. By the time I get it all doctored up I got more time and money wrapped up in it than it's worth. I drink iced year round, gallon a day. God bless you and your loved ones.

I wish they made more like that the old brew is much better tasting. Happy FFF.

I just bought a new drip later coffee pot. Can't wait to try it

I have a propel water filter, a stainless steel French press, and a glass electric kettle. I do love me some coffee! 😋 Keeping a watch on the incoming winter storm. Looks like we’re going to get dumped on. I hope it’s all snow and no freezing rain, But I’m afraid it will be a bunch of everything. Y’all stay warm & safe!

That looks like a great cup of coffee! 😋 I have the crud and totally lost my sense of taste and smell this week. Today was the first day I was upset about it because I actually felt like drinking coffee and I can’t smell or taste it. I don’t have a drip maker like this but now I want one. Ya done went and did it again with showing the great gadgets! 😁☕️

Awesome coffee pot. I need one of those. Thanks for sharing 👍.

I grew up using a pot like that, but it had 3 pieces, the middle piece was separate. I grew up watching my mom make it in one. I found a couple at flea markets and need to dons another one. Seems all the family wants one . I don’t use a filter, it’s in that middle piece. Makes good coffee! I have an electric kettle and pour that boiling water in top section. It makes it fast and you can sit on a stove to heat up.

I have an old aluminum version of this on my stove now that I got from my grandparents after they passed away. I plan on using it tommorow for the first time.

I realy like the drip coffee pot!! And I realy enjoy your videos!

I bought this pot at a flea market thinking it was a reg percolator but now I see the top portion is missing. They just put a reg perk basket in it. Thank you for sharing now I need to find the top half to my coffee pot😁

That’s right up my alley there. I have several old percolaters. One that is electric and from the early 50’s. I’ll have to try to find one of these!

I could smell that coffee in my imagination. You add your own special wisdom to everything you do. Most importantly, you seem to love what you do. Keep feeling better. My old folks in the Smokies would say, "But be kerful `n don't overwork yerself. Ye might take a backset!"

You have me Hankering for a Cup of Coffee now !!! I’m going to get me one of those Coffee Makers… I can only imagine how much better it tastes !!! Until the Next One 💞

Looks great brother!

I drank about 4 cups of coffee using my Keurig watching this.

I never seen one of them dripolators demonstrated... I'm sure it's good, But it's a long process for early in the morning! lol Have a great week!

Looks like a grand pour over coffee pot. Enjoyed the FFF as I'd never seen one of those pots.

I'll swan I can smell that coffee dripulating...lol.

That looks great - I can smell that cup from here! At this point, I have a French press, a single-cup camping pour-over, and a campfire percolator … but this is beautiful!

Now that's my favorite way of making Java, pour over I think they call it at the fancy coffee shops. ☕ thanks for showing this Brother Justro 🙏🙌

Looks like a great cup of coffee. Blessings ☕

Hey Justin, I have one of those I also have 2 antique ones that are ceramic, I also have the old Pyrex glass percolators I have about 7 different models and sizes. I collected these for years. I have a favorite one that I have been using most of the time the past 7 years. I also have a french press That I like to use sometimes. For a while I collected all the antique stainless steel percolators. I have a couple that will sell every time I buy them. I buy and sell everything that someone will buy. Mostly I know what not to buy!!! Another great FFF video You might want to coin the triple F before Guy Fieri does. take care bye for now

excellent cup 🏆💯

Appreciate the video. Best thing in the world is to grind your own coffee. Better control, freshness and flavor.

Very nice Justin. Take care and have a good weekend.

Thank you! My grandparents had one of these and my mom gave me an old aluminum one. I’ll have to replace it with a stainless one. Makes excellent coffee!

Eli got me one of these for Christmas a couple years ago, and it works great on our wood fire cook stove. I drink coffee every day.

Im watching your old videos since there's no new ones and I'm enjoying them! I remember my Mom using a perculator when she made coffee. I'd watch it until I the coffee would start to perculate in that glass top! The coolest thing ever to watch! You and your girls are in my prayers Justro. I pray un's are okay ❤💛💙

Great video. Thanks! It's hard to find coffee makers without plastic. Thank goodness for Ebay.

That is a pretty neat setup, bet the coffee tastes better than using a regular coffee pot, or that keurig which i don't like. Good to see you Justin, God bless.

I hear it! Yum yum!

Like that and all that. Like a cuckoo. And IMHO a small comment on the topic of this video, to promote the video in the KZfaq rating, plus a like for all possible support for this interesting, informative and developing channel

When you put the paper filter in, drip just enough water on it to make it sit down and stick. No loose grounds to plug the drip holes.

KInda reminds me of how my grandmother use to make coffee . Then her coffee would be so hot she would pour it into a saucer blow to cool it down and sip it off the saucer. :)

Good coffee

Gracias maestro por la excelente explicación!

I have a less fancy drip coffee pot. Love it. Great for the lake😁

I have a pour over small coffee maker. I love it. But I like yours too. I think I'd like to have one of those type too. Stainless steel is the way to go.😊❤

Thank you!

I've never seen one of those. I've been looking for an alternative to my electric percolator. Take care, Justin.

Good morning, Justin! There’s nothing like a good cup of coffee! Have you ever tried cowboy coffee? Less steps and definitely an awesome cup of coffee, too!

Way better than what I do camping, which is just toss water and grounds in a pot, heat it up, let it boil, let it cool down and settle, then gently pour coffee off into a mug. This would be better. It looks pretty straight forward to clean up too. Must find...Lehman's has them.

Are/were DripOLators a Southern thing? I’m 65, so that’s over 30 years of West Coast garage/estate/yard sales; collectible collectives/junk stores and Goodwill, not to mention about a decade on eBay, and this week is the first time I’ve ever heard of this. There are only two videos I can tell of making coffee in one, and both are made with Southerners, so I’m guessing these are/were popular in the South?

Nice! I’ve seen those around but didn’t know how it worked .. I use revere copper bottom percolator.. mine is weird because the lid to the basket sets on top of the grounds rather than the rim of the basket … now do use a filter because you want to ? I was in mine but I found wetting the basket will stop ground going into the coffee..

Juthro I have been watching all your videos starting last week and they are just great. Thank you for the great and informative content. I have a question for you. Have you ever tried growing the chinese yard long beans? There are alot of people up here in Kentucky that grow them and they are really good. Look forward to hearing what you think about them. Keep up the great videos.

OMG you sound healthy again!! I have an aluminum pot just like that but I don't use it and I LOVE my electric kettle!!!! Glad all is well

I found an old one of these at a thrift shop and I believe mine's aluminum it looks old

I have the ex-act same one! Love it!! Now do you have a link for that TEAPOT? I'd like to have that. Thanks for sharing! I enjoyed that! God Bless Rick

I'd get an antique ceramic Drip-O-Lator, if I knew the glaze was lead-free. The Vietnamese use a very similar device called a phin, usually stainless steel, and most commonly with only a one-cup capacity.

I love the desk you have. It's such a nice rich color. Was it handmade local?

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thanks Justin do you know where we can find one like that

I need that coffee pot in my life. Where did you get it ?

Is your coffee cold when it finishes or is it fast enough that it doesn't get cold.

If you want strong coffee use 2 tablespoons of coffee per 6oz of water

I wonder about that coffee cover lid. That one looks like made of aluminum to me. Are you sure is not aluminum ? So, not the one covering the pot but the one covering the coffee grounds. I would appreciate your comment on that. TY !

You still have one of those? Man you are old time. I use a can and boil it until it will float an iron wedge.

What is your favorite thing in Loff. Oh and what exactly is a Loff?

I didn’t start drinking coffee until I was 60. Now I use a small electric maker. I have (and use) my mother’s set of Lifetime, including a coffee pot identical to yours. I would like to start using Moms coffee maker, which led me to your video. However, I do not remember my Mom ever heating water separately or having any sort of kettle. Mom’s sister is 99 and still “with it.” I asked her about the pot and she thinks the water was heated in the lower pot, then the upper filter part held over the sink (with coffee and little cover in place), hot water poured in, and then top set back onto the bottom. Then set aside to brew. I have hesitated to try this. Would the water come out of coffee area before I can get it put over the bottom pot? I lost power recently and wish I had known how to use this pot.

ooh where can i buy one of those?

i want one. what brand?

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You talk too slow and talk about BS

That's some pretty weak looking mop water you just made there. I'll stick with my Stanley french press. Sorry about that very pronounced speech impediment you have.

Good gracious alive, that's the most elaborate coffee making method I've ever saw; I ain't got the patience for that, ha ha😂; but I bet'cha that's some mighty fine tasting coffee though😂