What happens if you use these in a non compatible machine, will they fall apart or just make bad/weak coffee?
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I have read that they work in any machine that is not a capsule machine. They are round, flat paper discs filled with 7 grams of coffee. Sorry I can't be of more help, but perhaps if I knew specefically what machine you are using.
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these work like tea bags, you can always add 2 if you want a stronger cup. These are meant to be used in traditional espresso machines which get hotter than normal coffee makers.
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They are a little smaller that the ones used in hotel rooms. The ESE is specific for the units that require them.
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I'm not sure about that since I don't have a non compatible machine. Just curious, What machine do you have?
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Hi, I'm sure is ok to use in your coffee maker, I'm using in Bolivia one of them in my refrigerator, and another one in more than one appliances. Just make sure that the watts aren't more than 1.500 watts. Good luck.
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I don't see why not. I use them in a machine that is supposed to be coffee grounds for an individual cup. It works just fine. (I have a pod machine in the bathroom at my house, and the coffee ground one at work, so I use at both).
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My machine broke down before I could use them. But if you google that question I'm pretty sure someone out there has used it. Good luck.
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I use them in a LaPavoni machine. The basket I have is listed as one that takes ESE pods....and they work well.
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Hope you can help me...I want a robust strong coffee and can't find it in the Keurig. I purchased one box from a non reputable dealer and the coffee ruined my Keurig. Are your ok in that regard??
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Sorry, I do not know. Ours is a Cuisinart PerfecTemp programmable coffeemaker and they work fine in it.Good Luck!
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They're worthless. Not made for anything except taking pods - such as Senseo pods - and shoving them into it so you can use it in Keurig. That's what they were initially made for. I use Solofil and Ekobrew, which are way better than the K-cup, which has a tendency to leak.
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my machine makes a good coffe. but I have the European model. the first I received from US exploded because of the different electric power
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mine ended up in the dumpster. I bought a MrCoffee and it has operated just fine.
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Sorry I have no idea I own a Bunn My Café and the pod maker. I put them in upside down for better brew. I guess checkout the Bunn and you will see what it goes into and that may answer your question. They are well worth the money verses buying from the store.
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There should be no problem, but I do not see a good reason to do it. Not even for reheating coffee. I would never reheat coffee.
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Not sure. If you have an espresso machine, I'd think so. If it's drip coffee, I'm not sure these are what you're looking for.
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I wouldn't use these at all. The water doesn't flow through it correctly and it overflowed on mine. I just use the grey replacement ones that came standard with the coffee maker
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No, They're not. I bought some boxes thinking they would work like in my old Keurig, but no. I have aksed why GS does not mention this, no response.
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I have had these for several years with no mishaps. I suppose there is always a possibility of a manufacturing issue with a single cup; but I don't think you need to be concerned about them in general.
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Hi JF,That is the same machine I use these in. Seems to work fine. I've used them to cycle the cleaning on my machine several times now.Gotta love the Barista express !!