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Question: Any plastic parts with the Press, except its handle? Thanks.
Document: The steel lid contains a plastic thing inside, it will touch your coffee when you go to pour it unless you lift the lid up a bit. We specifically bought this french press because it seemingly had no plastic in it besides the handle (and a reasonable price of course). (Picture is posted)  Works fine so far but would be better if the screen press reached a little lower.
Why Spend 50 - 60 bucks or more this works great for $17.00 stable feet good grip handle and for the price if it breaks i can have another one here in two days. I want it for ice coffee but it'll take the heat the beaker made for flame. Plastic handle might think of a double metal Handel system.
The real bad news is that if you break any part of the French Press you are out of luck. The manufactures does not provide any replacement parts. All in all, you get what you pay for. It is much less expensive than many of the other Presses out there. It was worth the money.
This French Press is just the right size, easy to store and fills a large travel mug. I've been using this press daily for about a month, and the parts hold together fine (my small press has to be tightened every time I use it). It's not too tall, so it's easy to get the grounds out for cleanup.
I barely got 3 uses out of this french press before the glass exploded (and yes, exploded...no exaggeration at all.) I was pouring out the used coffee grinds into my garbage can when I heard a loud pop followed by the glass beaker shattering all over the place. Luckily for me, I was holding onto the handle and didn't get any cuts. So much for the "Shatter-proof, heat-resistant borosilicate glass."
I own three Bodum single serving French Press coffee makers -- two glass and one plastic travel press. I bought this larger press because I get tired of making several single cup when I have visitors. It is well made, works perfectly and the price is fantastic. I saw a similar one at a local store that was selling for five times this price. I have been grinding my coffee beans daily and using a french press for more than two decades.
I have used a French press coffee maker for years...very disappointed with this product.... very cheaply madeupon delivery I put the french press in the dish washer to prepare it for use, thescrew holding the handle fell off...making this un-useableunfortunately when I received the package I was in a hurry---leaving town andnow I can't find the packing box or slip....would not purchase this product again....
This works well but is very fragile. The glass broke after one use. Probably if the glass was protected by plastic in certain areas the possibility of breakage won't happen. Purchased a different one after a couple of days with prior knowledge.
It lasted 3 days, then the filter mechanism broke, so now I possess a $20 beaker. Thanks for nothing, pals.
I have had only one problem with it. The lower part of the handle is not attached securely and it came apart. I just JB welded it together.
Answer: My Bodums have more plastic, i.e. the top cap, the support for the pressing screen. This 20oz has a white plastic liner inside the top that seems to be securely attached to the top....makes for easy cleaning.