Does this coffee maker have a water reservoir or must you fill it for each cup?
1829181
This item has a detachable reservoir in the back that is filled with water. It holds enough to make quite a few cups without refilling.
1829182
It has a reservoir. It holds enough water for maybe 5 or 6 cups of coffee. It probably depends on what kind of drink you're making, but you definitely won't have to refill for every cup. Hope that helps!
1829183
It has a water reservoir:) you do not need to fill it for each cup!I love my tassimo:)
1829184
It does have a water reservoir that you need to fill, but certainly not before each cup. The reservoir holds enough to make at least 2 11oz cups, if not three. And I usually make the lattes, so if you're brewing regular coffee, you'll get a lot more cups out of the reservoir.
2048194
No, you cannot use the K cups in this and it does have a visible water reservoir. There is a cup that is available that you can use your own coffee to make a cup. There is a cup adapter for the k cups available on the aftermarket, but those are not recommended for use because the don't fit properly into the space. This is one of my best purchases. I love my keurig and wouldn't trade it for the world.
571044
I don't believe it needs to be filled again as its not evaporating. But you will have to wait a bit for it to heat before you use it. The reason you get coffee immediately is because the water is already hot. Be sure you turn off the reservoir when going away for the weekend as the water will evaporate.
952648
You fill the tank for EACH cup of beverage that you make. I just put the water in the cup, dump it into the tank on the top of the machine, put in the coffee, place the same cup on the machine and hit the button. It's very quick and easy and you are always using fresh water. If you forget to put in the water, the machine will not start, so no worries about burning up the machine. I LOVE this coffeemaker and have one in my home, one at work, and one in our vacation home.
1376409
There is both an internal and external tank. The internal tank gets filled by the external tank, and the external tank gets filled by pouring water into it. There may be an option for a water line, but I don't have one hooked up. All in all, I would say the keurig holds about 8 or so coffee cups worth of water at a time.
1089724
Yes, I do. I have discovered that when you fill the water tank, fill it slowly or the water will leak out the bottom. At first I thought it leaked at any water over 10 cups but I made 12 cups the other day and poured it slowly and there was minimal leakage from underneath. It's good for the price, but you are not getting at $200 coffee maker for $40, if you know what I mean. It's fine for me and it is super cute.
1032868
The reservoir holds a little more than 1 liter (1 quart) of water to the max fill line. Enough for four 8 oz cups of coffee, or two 16 oz cups (which is what I use.)
1121538
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.
1988250
love this coffee maker & yes the coffee reservoir is plastic with a stainless steel bottom which sits onto a metal heating plate. note: coffee has a tendency to taste like plastic when left heated for a long time. i dont clean mine as directed i just rinse it.
1587062
It will brew whatever amount of water you pour into it. Example: if you fill it with 1/2 pot of water, you will get 1/2 pot of coffee. And so on & so forth. But be sure to only put in enough grounds to accomodate that amount of water. Unless you want really strong coffee.
2219641
There are separate water reservoirs for the single serve and carafe sides. It is basically 2 machines attached that use the same control panel. You flip a switch between the two sides. I'm not sure how many cups of water the single serve side will take. We usually fill it from the cup we want it to brew into so we always have just what we need.
1342460
Ours only brews ONE cup at a time, meaning it only holds enough water for ONE cup,....and a small cup at that. There are other models that have a multi cup water capacity though. I wish I had gotten the larger water reservoir. Hope this helps :)
657010
Both sides feed from the same reservoir. Max out at 12 cups. But you fill it as needed using the cup you are going to fill. So one cup of coffee means use the cup to add the water. If you use the brew side then add from the coffee pot.
645803
That seems about right. There is a removable drainage tray that sticks out of the frount that needs to be dumped frequently, after every cup you brew. One has to dump water in for each cup. If you can afford it get a good one that you refill a resourvour with water that lasts for a few cups and you can adjust the strength and the size of the cup-this one doesn't. It was cheap and only my wife drinks coffee, not me-I didn't know better then. I do now. Good Luck!
932202
You can't really automatically fill a carafe. You will have to either pour it into the carafe from the coffee holder or stand there and fill the carafe through the dispensing hole. The carafe could defeat the purpose of the air free design.
1810943
You can make 4 cups. The carafe is stainless but we don't think the reservoir is. This machine is very heavy, and we regret buying it because the reservoir must always be full and the machine must always be "on."
587945
There is a flip up lid in back of the bean reservoir to pour in the water. I have never had a problem adding water to it. The instructions say to make sure that you do not get the grinder wet. As long as the bean reservoir is in place, this is not an issue. Still delighted with this coffee maker.