Do you just clean out the coffee from the pod and recycle it each time?
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Hello, Our OneCup Pods are over 97% biodegradable. By simply throwing them away the will completely degrade in the landfill within a year, with the exception of the mesh filter. If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at: service@rogersfamilyco.com We hope you enjoy!
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I'm not sure what your asking. These pods are not meant to be reused. You would have to buy a reusable filter which is made by a number of companies and sold here on Amazon. Just do a search for reusable k kup flilters.
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Remove entire pod, recycle to compost is you like. Replace with new pod. Great coffee.
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Hello, Our OneCup Pods are over 97% biodegradable. By simply throwing them away the will completely degrade in the landfill within a year, with the exception of the mesh filter. If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at: service@rogersfamilyco.comWe hope you enjoy!
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These are K-Cups very similar to the ones endorsed by Keurig. One time use and throw it it out.
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No. You use the pods just like a regular k-cup and throw them away afterwards. They are supposed to be biodegradable for the environment.
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No, the pod is thrown away after one use, but is 97% biodegradable, unlike most.
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I have never done this, but I assume that it will brew it just like it would water. If this happens, I would suggest cleaning the machine thoroughly. Just fill up the back with a couple ounces of white vinegar and a couple ounces of water and brew it again. That should take care of any build up that happens because of the coffee being brewed in the back. It will make your room smell like you spilled a jug of vinegar in it, but that goes away quickly. I have used this method for every coffee maker I have ever owned, whenever they get clogged or dirty, so I know it's safe and effective.
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You can't! Do not waste your money on this machine. It makes a huge mess when the coffee was brewing. I returned it and would not waste my money on this garbage.
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No, this machine has a permanent filter that can be removed and emptied/cleaned. I make coffee then dump the filter, rinse and it is ready for the next use. This machine is a great buy if you enjoy ground coffee or tea.
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I just use a regular flat bottom filter for this coffee maker. Actually, you don't even need a filter if you do not want to. I just do it because I do not want to do the extra washing. I hope I answered your question as I am not certain what a filter pod is.
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There is a reservoir that holds the brewed coffee. It comes out. All you have to do is remove it, empty and rinse. Put back in and brew another pot. Really easy.
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Using the pods are easier. The coffee is already measured out and has it's own filter. Using coffee grounds you would have to know how much coffee to use for each cup plus find some way to keep the coffee grounds from getting into the coffee cup.
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Yes. Here is a list of the CLEANING/MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS per Cuisinart. 1. Be sure plug has been removed from outlet. 2. Beans can be removed from the hopper by lifting off the lid and pouring excess beans out. Hold down the Manual button to cleanout any remaining beans. 3. The bean hopper, bean hopper lid, grind chamber, and grind chamber lid can be washed by hand with hot, soapy water or placed in the top shelf of a dishwasher. Dry thoroughly. a. Remove the bean hopper by rotating counter-clockwise bringing the selector past grind setting 18, align the arrows and lift up. Make sure the hopper is empty. b. Remove grind chamber by pulling toward you. 4. Remove the burr grinder, once the bean hopper has been removed, by grasping the metal handle and lifting up. Use the brush to remove grinds or wash by hand. Replace the burr grinder onto the unit and rotate until the piece is fully inserted. Push handle down and replace hopper. Note : The hopper will not attach to the unit if the grinder has not been fully inserted. 5. Wipe body of grinder with a damp cloth. 6. Any other servicing or maintenance should be performed by an authorized service representative. By the way, this grinder is AWESOME! The only complaint I have is the automatic setting seems heavy on the coffee. In other words, where I would use say 2 ounces of coffee for 10 cups - the grinder would use 3 ounces for 10 cups. I have found I need to adjust the cups for less in order to have the right amount of ground coffee. I will also add, I like ALL coffee (even flavored) and I drink my coffee black and I like it strong with a medium roast. So it isn't a situation where I simply like watered down coffee. At the same time, I don't like to waste my coffee either. Over grinding gets expensive, especially with premium beans like 100% Hawaii Kona or Jamaica Blue Mountain. Enjoy this unit, I certainly have...
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I clean mine by rinsing or with the little brush every day. It only takes seconds to rinse or brush. Sometimes there are leftover coffee beans or a little build up of grounds. I have a friend who had one for 6 years and he told me to give it a quick rinse when I put in new beans. Pretty easy.
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no ... it has no filter ...don't need it when using pods ... as a saver ... I buy fodgers single coffee and use those.
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No, but if you search this on you tube, you'll find an easy hack that allows for reuse of your pods.
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You can get a separate filter basket (it's a metal mesh filter, no paper involved) and put your own coffee in that. To me, it's never as satisfying as the pods, however.
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Very easy. The part where the coffee ends up has a little handle on it that you can lift the entire unit out and just dump. It almost looks like a little bucket so it's very easy to dump any leftover coffee and rinse it out.
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Clean it right after you brew your coffee. Don't let it sit in the brewer. I have no problem clean the filter. I love my mini Mr. Coffee brewer and permanent filter!�
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well it is easy to clean to me. The coffee residue will be in a cake form so what you need to do is put the coffee cake in the trash can or save it for other use. Every part else can be rinse with water. Hope this helps you. :)
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Not on the market but you can reuse the ones you have... I do and have. Peel off the foil top and carefully remove the plastic bit on top. clean out the grounds but also look for another plastic bit on the bottom. rinse all parts out. Then put the bottom but back in as you found it, pack your own fine ground coffee in the cup, about a tablespoon or a bit more and be sure to pack it down. Then cover the top with aluminium foil and fold the edges as tight as you can. Basically just imitate the original construction. The pod should slip in and it works just fine. I use the expresso button to make coffee but I push it about three times. For some reason the coffee comes out stronger that way. Not on the market but you can reuse the ones you have... I do and have. Peel off the foil top and carefully remove the plastic bit on top. clean out the grounds but also look for another plastic bit on the bottom. rinse all parts out. Then put the bottom but back in as you found it, pack your own fine ground coffee in the cup, about a tablespoon or a bit more and be sure to pack it down. Then cover the top with aluminium foil and fold the edges as tight as you can. Basically just imitate the original construction. The pod should slip in and it works just fine. I use the expresso button to... » Read More Not on the market but you can reuse the ones you have... I do and have. Peel off the foil top and carefully remove the plastic bit on top. clean out the grounds but also look for another plastic bit on the bottom. rinse all parts out. Then put the bottom but back in as you found it, pack your own fine ground coffee in the cup, about a tablespoon or a bit more and be sure to pack it down. Then cover the top with aluminium foil and fold the edges as tight as you can. Basically just imitate the original construction. The pod should slip in and it works just fine. I use the expresso button to make coffee but I push it about three times. For some reason the coffee comes out stronger that way. « Show Less
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You can only use the little pods. It will make espresso or regular coffee. It's great and no clean up time!