anyone know of truly disposable kcups we can buy? I want to be able to fill up a bunch of clean disposable kcups with my own coffee and have them in my dispenser. I would rather not have to wash out the used ones and reuse them and line up the hole etc. The only one I found on line was www.disposakups.com and they are out and there are no reviews. I can't believe someone isn't manufacturing these. There must be someone. Anyone know? Am I the only person to want these? anyone know of truly disposable kcups we can buy? I want to be able to fill up a bunch of clean disposable kcups with my own coffee and have them in my dispenser. I would rather not have to wash... » Read More anyone know of truly disposable kcups we can buy? I want to be able to fill up a bunch of clean disposable kcups with my own coffee and have them in my dispenser. I would rather not have to wash out the used ones and reuse them and line up the hole etc. The only one I found on line was www.disposakups.com and they are out and there are no reviews. I can't believe someone isn't manufacturing these. There must be someone. Anyone know? Am I the only person to want these? « Show Less
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Why don't you use the solofill cups. You can use your own coffee & don't have to remove the kcup holder. Just be sure not to use fine coffee. It only takes a few seconds to fill and empty.
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Just spotted these on Amazon:DisposaKups - Disposable K-Cups for Keurig Brewers - 50 Cups, Lids, Filters - 100% Disposableby DisposaKups4.5 out of 5 stars See all reviews (6 customer reviews)
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I agree!! I wanna buy one of these but have NO CLUE how to use the thing. I love coffee from my drip maker. I just think they look good and have heard they make better coffee. I'm also wondering if this would suit my coffee drinking habits. I get up, make 4 cups of coffee in my drip maker and drink it over a period of 2 hours. Then in the evening I make 4 more cups and drink it for 2 hours. If you make this coffee on a stove top, does it stay warm after being done for a couple of hours or no? I'm sure the electric ones would but with those you chance them going bad and not working plus I've heard they are harder to clean. Also, do I need paper filters with these? I agree!! I wanna buy one of these but have NO CLUE how to use the thing. I love coffee from my drip maker. I just think they look good and have heard they make better coffee. I'm also wondering if this would suit my coffee drinking habits. I get up, make 4 cups of coffee in my drip maker and drink it over a period of 2 hours. Then in the evening I make 4 more cups and drink it for 2 hours. If you make this coffee on a stove top, does it stay warm after being done for a couple of hours or no? I'm sure the electric ones would but with those you chance them going bad and not working plus I've... » Read More I agree!! I wanna buy one of these but have NO CLUE how to use the thing. I love coffee from my drip maker. I just think they look good and have heard they make better coffee. I'm also wondering if this would suit my coffee drinking habits. I get up, make 4 cups of coffee in my drip maker and drink it over a period of 2 hours. Then in the evening I make 4 more cups and drink it for 2 hours. If you make this coffee on a stove top, does it stay warm after being done for a couple of hours or no? I'm sure the electric ones would but with those you chance them going bad and not working plus I've heard they are harder to clean. Also, do I need paper filters with these? « Show Less
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Absolutely! You may purchase a re-usable Keurig cup that you may fill with your own coffee. Really neat!
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You can use your own ground coffee if you have the special solo cup converter. I would not recommend this particular model. I've had many different Keurig machines and this was just not worth the price. The worst part is that the coffee (vue cups) are just too difficult to find. You can not use regular K-Cups, they have to be Vue cups and the selection is slim, if you can find them at all. In fact, my machine just stopped working (as soon as I started using the solo cups) and I went back to the regular Keurig Brewer with the regular K-cups. I hope this helps!
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It's real coffee inside the cups. There is a mini filter also in the cup. The machine puts a hole in the top and bottom of the K cup, hot water flows with a small amount of pressure through the K cup. Takes 10 seconds. When done you just toss Kcup, with the grounds in it still, in the trash. I get all my coffee from coffeewhiz.com and my wife and I love it.
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I use the solo fill pod which is similar. I like using the filters for several reasons and would highly recommend them! 1. It seems to eliminate the occasional overflow. Without them, I sometimes get grounds or just plain water in my cup. 2. It is easier to clean your pod, especially if you are going to reuse it immediately (as for a second cup). Without a filter, you have to handle the hot wet grounds directly, which is messy. After using one, I let it cool or dry. I empty the grounds into a container to save using ony plants later. I put the empty paper filter in my compost. Much less waste than a kcup!
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I had answered earlier that I did not know if reusable capsules were available for the Nepresso...........well, I just spoke to my daughter, and she told me that there are no reusable capsules to use with this machine, but this company has a great recycling program available. Carol Raines
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I was told by a BB&B; employee it was b/c Keurig was not happy that SoloFill came out with a product that allowed you to buy the "cheaper" coffee and use in the more expensive machines, i.e.- buy K cups instead of Vue cups. I have a V2, but want another one. Cannot find them anywhere! Still not in BB&B; stores as of today.
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No you can buy something to put your own coffee in and then put that in the keurig maker. But if you look around you can get the k-cups filled for a really good price. I tried both ways and eventually bought keurig k-cups green mountain 50 for $29.00 through Amazon.
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Good luck, tried the cleaning with vinegar & water MANY times. The machine still has issues & have complained to Krups. I have had other Krups coffee makers for many years & never been so irritated & disappointed in their product. They have offered for me to send it back, but that will take weeks for them to receive it, diagnose it & basically send me a new one(which is what I requested in the first place). My machine has a real problem. It can't figure out whether to beep or brew or not brew or beep & then brew maybe later. I am just going to trash it & never buy another KRUPS.
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You need the My Kcup reusable filters. They come in a yellow,black and white box. If you look on Amazon at the Keurig 300 series and scroll down you will see them. Please note these filters have no top. I made the same mistake but now I am using these filters and all is well?
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I just ordered some disposable fillable tea bags for $3 for 110 count. I would assume they work...put coffee in, fold over and seal, put in slot. Done! I'll update how it goes when they arrive
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As long as you use one of the many reusable generic Kcup grounds filters that can be bought just about anywhere, or use Folgers Kcups, but you would save a bunch of money using thru reusable type Kcup filters and just fill yourself
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debugging anything involves working your way step by step thru the processI did not experience this but my inclination is to recheck the kcup - and how it is sitting in the coffee makeryou look to see if where the water enters is blocked because the kcup is not properly seated also look at what 'appears clogged' literally means - is water coming out some other way? or it just does nothing if kcup is in place? I did have trouble with water saturating the coffee - and this was reason I ultimately returned the product
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I've seen a number of suggestions here for how to use your own ground coffee. This is what I do though...I buy the empty "tea" bags (they are quite cheap) and put my coffee in them. They have drawstrings and really work well. Simply put however much coffee you want into one, pull the string, turn the bag onto its side and give it a little shake so the grounds aren't in one lump right in the middle, put the bag (on its side) into the little brew basket, and you are set to go. I take a few minutes each weekend and make up a bunch of them and put them into an air-tight canister and I'm good to go. Easy. I've seen a number of suggestions here for how to use your own ground coffee. This is what I do though...I buy the empty "tea" bags (they are quite cheap) and put my coffee in them. They have drawstrings and really work well. Simply put however much coffee you want into one, pull the string, turn the bag onto its side and give it a little shake so the grounds aren't in one lump right in the middle, put the bag (on its side) into the little brew basket, and you are set to go. I take a few minutes each weekend and make up a bunch of them and put them into an air-tight canister and... » Read More I've seen a number of suggestions here for how to use your own ground coffee. This is what I do though...I buy the empty "tea" bags (they are quite cheap) and put my coffee in them. They have drawstrings and really work well. Simply put however much coffee you want into one, pull the string, turn the bag onto its side and give it a little shake so the grounds aren't in one lump right in the middle, put the bag (on its side) into the little brew basket, and you are set to go. I take a few minutes each weekend and make up a bunch of them and put them into an air-tight canister and I'm good to go. Easy. « Show Less
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You would need to purchase a reusable "K Cup". You can leave it empty if you just want hot water, or you can fill it with regular coffee instead of purchasing the disposable K Cups. The machine will not dispense unless there is a K Cup of some sort in it.
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I bought mine used from Amazon. It should had been discarded instead of resold there for I believe there was no inspection before reselling the coffee maker. This is why I say buy new