coffee grounds get into coffee mainly due to a failed filter , wether this be a hole in the filter, or the filter has somehow bent over when the water started to land on it. This causes c not only the water to miss the grounds, but also the grounds to find there way over … Read more
You can reuse an empty K-Cup with your own coffee grounds But you can’t really just pour loose coffee into the machine and hope it will brew properly. You at least need to have an empty K-Cup to put the coffee grounds into. Wrapping coffee grounds in a coffee filter ball and shoving it into … Read more
For one reason or another when the manufacturer did whatever it is that they do to make a K-cup they added a bit too much air. When the brew needle of your Keurig punctures this overfilled K-cup it is like popping a balloon…a balloon filled with hot water and coffee grinds. Why do coffee pods … Read more
Yes, you can use ground coffee in Keurig by utilizing a reusable filter for single cups or either a mesh filter or flat-bottom paper filters for the carafe side Be sure to use the right grind size to prevent ground coffee from clogging the filter and getting into your coffee. Can you use coffee filters … Read more
This is a problem that was caused during the manufacturing process. Too much air was added to the K-Cup When the needle of your keurig coffee machine punctures the K-Cup, the excess air will cause pressure inside the cup to build and burst, in a similar way to how a balloon pops. Why do my … Read more
reusable k-cups leak because there isn’t a tight seal around the needle that enters the top of the reusable k-cup When the machine releases water through the needle, the water builds up and leaks through the top hole on the reusable k-cup where the needle entered. Why Does My K cup coffee have grounds in … Read more