Is there any refillable k-cup that would fit in the B30 ? Is there any refillable k-cup that would fit in the B30 ?I can't find any.Thanks!
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The product is called the "My K-cup" and it works fine with my B30. It seems expensive, but if you consider the cost to the environment of using the wastefully convenient disposables, plus the advantage of being able to use your own choice of coffee, it's definitely worth it in my opinion!
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My husband and I found one at Wal-Mart that works fine-- it costs about $10 and they had it with the brewers. It's gray and sort of looks like it's too long to fit, but there's a piece that comes out of the coffee pot so you can use it.
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You can get the reusable filters - I got some at Target, you add your own coffee and it works fine. It says on the package something about "Works with K-Cup...."
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I have the Keurig K-cup Brewing system and it fits like a glove. I love it since I do not have much counterspace and I like the rounded shape, it fits the Keurig perfect. I hope you like it as much as I do. Have a Blessed day:)
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NO, these will NOT FIT the commercial Keurigs. Just because they take the same K-cups does not mean they are all the same. In the commercial models here are two plastic ridges in the K-cup holder that make it incompatible with almost all of these refillable baskets. They cause it to fit too tightly and not align properly with the bottom needle. It seems the company tried to make it impossible to use your own coffee in the commercial brewers and apparently the "My K-cup" does not work with them either. I'd recommend the "Solofill K3". It fits ALL brewers that take K-cups and it looks like a higher quality product. NO, these will NOT FIT the commercial Keurigs. Just because they take the same K-cups does not mean they are all the same. In the commercial models here are two plastic ridges in the K-cup holder that make it incompatible with almost all of these refillable baskets. They cause it to fit too tightly and not align properly with the bottom needle. It seems the company tried to make it impossible to use your own coffee in the commercial brewers and apparently the "My K-cup" does not work with them either. I'd recommend the "Solofill K3". It fits ALL brewers that take K-cups... » Read More NO, these will NOT FIT the commercial Keurigs. Just because they take the same K-cups does not mean they are all the same. In the commercial models here are two plastic ridges in the K-cup holder that make it incompatible with almost all of these refillable baskets. They cause it to fit too tightly and not align properly with the bottom needle. It seems the company tried to make it impossible to use your own coffee in the commercial brewers and apparently the "My K-cup" does not work with them either. I'd recommend the "Solofill K3". It fits ALL brewers that take K-cups and it looks like a higher quality product. « Show Less
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The new 2.0 machines are programmed to NOT accept any K cup that are unlicensed. It's supposed to be to keep the quality of K cups high but I suspect, as would anyone reading the material available, it's just all about money. It's too bad as these Kona Cups are so absolutely smooth. I'm sorry to hear about your dilemma. I don't know anyway around it.
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I'm looking into this one http://www.amazon.de/Melitta-Permanent-Kaffeefilter-f%C3%BCr-Senseo/dp/B000QDNIKU/ref=pd_ybh_7 but as far as I know it's only availabe in Europe. They make one for the new generation Senseo. Not sure if either will fit the Bunn. I'm holding off on buying the Bunn until I can find a refillable pod...I have a lot of whole bean and ground coffee to use up. Plus, I want to buy some Melitta pods that are ony available from Germany and want to be sure they'll fit the Bunn too. I'm having a really hard time finding information on what size pods will fit the Bunn. I'm looking into this one http://www.amazon.de/Melitta-Permanent-Kaffeefilter-f%C3%BCr-Senseo/dp/B000QDNIKU/ref=pd_ybh_7 but as far as I know it's only availabe in Europe. They make one for the new generation Senseo. Not sure if either will fit the Bunn. I'm holding off on buying the Bunn until I can find a refillable pod...I have a lot of whole bean and ground coffee to use up. Plus, I want to buy some Melitta pods that are ony available from Germany and want to be sure they'll fit the Bunn too. I'm having a really hard time finding information on what size pods will fit the Bunn.
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I've accidentally bought some different cups in the past, but when I looked at them more closely, they weren't actually K Cups, but were something else. :) All K Cups should work with this thing. I've been using it for almost a year and I love it.
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I just received mine and you cannot use the re-usable cups that I have. They changed the inside of the k-cup holder. Extremely irritating because it can no longer accept reusable k-cups! Really Keurig at a time when you are being criticized for excess nonrecyclable waste created by k-cups filling up landfills- you actually decided to make this environmentally unfriendly change?????
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Take the K-cup holder out, and replace with the refillable K-cup. Should fit. Good luck!
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We are currently using this in our Keurig B30 which looks to be very close to the B130 on Keurigs website. The only thing that I can guess at is that the B130 looks to be a commercial or hotel version of the B30 which is a home brewing system. I guess if that is truly the case, then yes it would work perfectly fine.
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ok, oct 2013, just google Solifill refillable cup for vue coffee maker. If you go to bb&b;, make sure to go online to get their 20% discount coupon now.
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From the reviews on the Keurig's website, some are saying this particular model does not hold the refillable coffee filter. I am not familiar with this model, so I cannot say for sure, but some say the cover will not close with the My K-Cup filter inserted.
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I've been looking at that this morning. It looks like the Keurig models that don't allow you to use the refillable pods are the new machines that are listed as a 2.0 version. 'read that on the Consumer Reports site.
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You have to use K-Cup style in order to fit in the machine however many brands of coffee offer the K-Cup format. The coffee maker comes with a reusable K-Cup that can be filled with your favorite coffee if your brand doesn't have K-Cups or you want to save money.
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The B150 is the same machine as a K150, on Keurig's website it says that the B150 was only available from authorized distributors. When I ordered multiple B150's from a distributor, I was sent K150's instead. When I typed in the barcode to list them for sale on Amazon, the barcode came up as a B150 and since the same product page is used for multiple sellers, I could not customize it and change it to K150, so if you buy a B150 from me (BarginsForU), you will get a K150. It is just a manufacture # instead of a retail model #.
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I am not sure and with that answer it would seem as a consumer like you that these things are universal. Does it say U may ret it? I would first go on youtube.com and put in K-cup reuseable filter. You have to have the recepticle to put the filter in. Do you have one. Added expense. I have both and a lot of trouble for that is why you bought the Keurig in the first place wasn't it? Now over complicating things. If you want fav coffee make ahead freeze in small containers and micro and go! Just a thought. Success! I have these and NEVER use, a messy deal. Cheaper to buy K-cups at disc. google disc k-cups. Sandra it's scary to tell address to someone U don't know but you may have one not used and I will send 1 to try. Mrs. Billie Colvin, Oregon (pose this same ? on google first)
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Are you packing it? And how full? Oddly enough I think I remember it flowing a little better if it was more full. I keep mine pretty full for a stronger brew and haven't had too many problems. but I do notice that it brews inherently a little slower than a regular k-cup. I believe this could just be a design issue with the reusable cups. I've heard a similar complaint from others in the office with other brands.