I want to use this in the office Keurig-will this work without getting the machine messy and getting flavor into other people's coffee/tea?
1384333
These answers don't match our experience. My partner uses this product; I'm a tea drinker. After he uses one of these cups, I must run a "throw-away" water run before I use my tea. This water run has a strong coffee smell. As opposed to a real k-cup, these bags have no plastic outer liner, so they fill the keurig unit directly instead of flowing directly through the spigot (note the hole pierced at the bottom of a traditional k-cup -- that plastic base isn't part of these units).
1384334
This pod operates just like any k-cup, it IS a k-cup. The only thing that may affect YOU is that you need to keep them in a sealed container, ziplock bag or a can, otherwise it is the same as let the lid open on a can of grounded coffee.
1384335
It will work perfectly and will not flavor anyone's coffee. Definitely not like the individual baskets that are available. This works just like any other K-cup, just not encased in plastic.
1384336
This works quite well and was not at all messy. It has a basket type filter but works the same was as the plastic cups. About flavor in other people's coffee - I never really noticed that with the Keurig and I used flavored coffee which other people in the house do not like. These are really good, at least in my experience.
1739449
Nooooooo. It leaks and damages your counters and cabinets I'd you don't catch it. They just replace it with another machine with the SAME issue. Descale, descale , descale your Keurig often and it should be fine.
2111479
It works under my Keurig but I have to remove the drip base to allow it to fit. I use it all the time that way and simply replace the drip base when done.
1592363
I cannot tell you - you should ask the producer. Know that the machine is not tight - you would have to get used to have little coffee powder in your coffee.
355785
As far as I know it's supposed to be able to work with any single serving coffee maker that takes the pods. The only issue I had was the filter was a tad thick, so I just used them for my loose leaf teas.
1753450
Like "RG", I have no direct experience with either a Keurig or Senseo coffee maker. I should assume that LimeOut would work well...but I don't know. Sorry. :-((
1796944
As long as the tea is the same consistency as ground coffee it will work just fine. Also, I bought the disposable paper filters to put in this unit because it seals a lot better when you screw the lid on!
740474
I honestly don't know, Keurig is doing some different stuff with their new line of k-cup brewers, best I can say is try it and find out.
905546
I have seen little to no difference in the performace of the ecobrew refillable cup and the standard Keurig K-Cups. Suggest that you try a different machine and see if the results are the same.
704824
Sorry, I don't know. I have a Keurig, so if your machine uses k-cups it would work. If you're not sure you can buy a small box of k-cup coffee for about $8 at a grocery store or dollar store before investing in a big box. Good luck!
427962
yes. I have a hospitality Keurig we got at Staples. It will work. My sister also bought one for her office, where I know it is a commercial Keurig.
2045212
Sure, but you are going to have to experiment. The Keurig reusable leaves sediment in your cup. The Melitta cups work better. Too fine of a grind and it jams up and does not dispense the proper amount in the cup. I really don't like this thing very well but it was a gift.
769992
It fits under the machine in our office if you flip up the platform that you place a mug on when making a beverage. I don't know if this is a feature found on all Keurig machines, however.
927505
That's what I use. I had a different keurig and it was great, but this new Keurig B155 doesn't do so well with the my k cup. It fits in the machine, but the coffee goes all over the place as it pours out. You have to hold the cup right up to the spout and even then, some of the coffee runs to the wall of the keurig it goes down into the basket that catches the spilled coffee. For this reason, I would not get this machine...so frustrating! The other reason I don't ike this machine is that it smells like burning plastic when it's on, and the top of the machine gets pretty hot.
246803
It should, as long as the filter says it's Keurig compatible. I use a reusable filter in mine for loose teas and coffee and it works well. Just be aware that non-Keurig brand reusable filters may not fit exactly.
1120739
Most likely yes, though there are a large number of these machines these days, and some even come with a tall carafe. The whole idea of the Keurig is one small cup at a time being brewed, however, so it would seem logical that you'd actually be better off with a standard coffee maker to fill this big cup. I stopped using the "Big Joe" cup some time ago and bought a large ceramic cup, simply because over time the plastic liner of the thermal cup began to give off flavors to the coffee, and I've so far found no way to stop that. I no longer have a long drive commute, so it's not a real problem to use the ceramic cup... and I'm enjoying my coffee a great deal more these days. Good luck!
1362078
It sounds as if a K-cup is not designed for your machine. It would be a little extra work, but the only way I can see you being able to brew this coffee is to peal off the aluminum top then pour the coffee into a brew cup that fits your machine.