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I used to have a moka pot but although the coffee was good, I couldn't ever get it to stay clean. It always seemed to get a scum on it and I would have to wash it before each use which was a pain, I also couldn't use it at work.
I've decided that I'll get myself a porlex grinder but not sure to get a hario v60, an aeropress or another moka?
Hario seems by far the cheapest, easiest to use and clean and gives a full cup of coffee which I like. I've read that aeropress is easy to clean but is this true, looks like it might not be and was I cleaning my moka wrong or is there something you're meant to do to stop the scum on it?
Simple put, if I want a to make a good, full tasty cup of coffee at home and want the minium of fuss what should I go for?