why can't you use with disposable cups
251118
I wouldn't use the Road Pro water heater thing with a disposable cup. (I'm assuming that is what your asking about) It's possible that the coil could burn through the side of the cup--especially a foam cup. It is probably possible to carefully hold the element in the center of the cup, but why take a chance? I use a tall ceramic cup.
860096
You could put paper in but these cups are smaller than a muffin tin so they might not fit great depending on which ones you use.
1429072
I didn't see why you couldn't do that. Just as long as the cups makes a good seal.
514235
There are no disposable cups inside the unit. To clean it, empty out any water & essential oils still inside the bowl. Then add equal amounts of plain white vinegar & very hot tap water, about 3 T. of each. Let it sit for 20 minutes or so, then pour mixture out, wipe out with cotton ball or pad. Use a Q-Tip to clean the disc in the center of the bottom of the bowl. Wipe out the inside of the top half as well. Let dry.
496646
I never saw all those fancy little color codes and extra flaps on these cups. It lloks like they want you to switch just to their cups. However, if you can use any conventional cups that are on the market then these would work. I really enjoy this variety pack. Good Luck@
717342
We have the same problem. we have also tried the eco reuseable cups and have had no luck. we use them as emergency only because the coffee doesn't taste as good or as strong.
516063
Sorry but I only have one cup. I would guess no. They are not tapered so I don't see how they could fit in one another.
780452
Not sure.The cups just sit in it, so I think they would probably fall out when you slid it open.
234607
No, I wouldn't think so. They are just plastic so would worry about them melting/warping or someone burning themselves by touching the outside of the cup containing hot contents. I would say the plastic is about the same as a clear plastic disposable plate.
946509
Yes you can use any size cup. Just use the cup as a measure for the water then the exact amount you need is dispensed. It works perfectly for any size cup.
1313390
I doubt it. At that point, I'd just replace it with a new cup. My cups have lasted me a few years already - and still work great - so it's worth the investment.
376596
If you have purchased the disposable cup and lid, they usually come with filters, but once you use it, thee can be recycled by taking the lid off, washing them and then put the disposable filters in the empty cup, place lid back on. I have reused mine until the use is so warn that the lid will not stay on. Fill and brew is the brand of cup and lid that I purchased. I have even used the filters in the reusable fill/brew that Keurig has. These are great.
287934
No, I didn't just as I wouldn't with other disposable plates. These can be washed however, and also reused.
7573
I don't think you can. The cup I had leaked so bad, I stopped using it. I stained too many work shirts.
348834
If the regular K-cups fit I would think the reusable would. I was using it with the little Keurig 1 cup unit. It's a bit messy.
1434644
You need to make the one cup using the mugs that come with it. I'm pretty sure it would splash down into an open coffee cup and make splatters all over the place. The mugs are insulated. Why wouldn't you want to use them?
1206317
Yes, you can use regular disposable plastic (not paper) straws. However, it can be difficult to thread them through the little hole because the rubber ring that holds the straws in place is very tight and the disposable straws bend when trying to insert them. Also, note that standard sized plastic straws are shorter than the ones provided with the jars.