Can I reuse the disposable cups? If so, how many times can reuse it?
1410152
I have reused these cups many times. I buy new filters (available here on Amazon) and rinse the cups and lids after each use. Here's the secret: after filling the cup again, cover the hole in the lid with a small piece of masking tape. That will prevent any leaks, and the needle pokes a hole in the tape. When you put the used cup in your Keurig, align the hole in the bottom of the cup with the bottom pin - don't punch another hole in the bottom. I have some that have been re-used many times!
1410153
I would say yes BUT you should wash them out and only use them maybe 1 or 2 time more and then just buy filters. Try one out and see.
1410154
I use each cup four times -- poking four separate holes in the bottom at 12, 3, 6, 9 o'clock. I don't see the need for only one hole. Filter keeps coffee grounds in the cup. I've never tried using a lid more than once. I suppose you could.
1410155
There are not enough filters to reuse cups if you buy extra filters probably could a few times maybe 3-5 times they are pretty sturdy
1410156
I'm having trouble using these the first time! They leak horribly and I've tried everything I know to do. My prefilled cups work perfect and my other refillable cups work perfectly. I hate to throw them away but am having to clean up a horrible mess everytime I try to use one!
1410157
I don't think you can re-use the disposable cups. It would be difficult to get the lid off to refill them once they are put on, plus once they are punctured by the machine I don't think they would be any good. I wouldn't try it myself. If you did you would have to get extra filters and I haven't seen them sold without the cups and you can't use them without the filter.
1410158
I reuse mine. I discard the lids and filter, rinse out the cup and reuse. I use two filters and add 2 tablespoons of coffee and add a new lid available on amazon. not all can be reused some become brittle and crack but i get about 60 percent that go through the the machine again. make a mark on side with a marker where the hole is as to align in the machine. I use two filters as mine tend to bust with being filled with two Tbs..
1167032
Yes, I have a plastic filter that can be reused. You only need to remove the holder for the k-cups to fit the bigger filter.
2149204
They are reusable too. Just wash and use over and over and over until you break the glass dish. Then recycle them.
764591
I have only washed and reused this particular filter twice. However, the filter was not in "poor condition" when I threw it out. You could potentially get more than 2 uses out of it.
1242921
Yes, they are reusable. You can rinse them after each use, they are not dishwasher safe.
1526375
There is a metal filter available which can be cleansed and reused. I don't recommend it - it allows small bits of grind to pass through into your cup.
429263
They are reuseable! You can heat them up or freeze them as many times as you need to. I have a set that I freeze and a set I warm up.
745133
They are completely re-useable, but you should soak them in soapy water after using so the grounds don't get stuck in the filter.
745130
Yes, they are fully reusable. But cleaning them properly between each use rather defeats the purpose of having a pod coffee machine - ease of use! Of course you can use your favorite coffee...
302185
I haven't reused mine at this point. In my opinion, I believe that once emptied, I could clean them and reuse.
616596
Yes, you can reuse the pads. You can use them several times before the sticky part wears off. Then you'll need to replace them. They last quite a while. I think it's definitely worth the purchase because they're so cheap and you get several in the package. I'm told you can make the stickiness last longer if you use wipes to clean them off after each wear, but I haven't done that.
745132
Hi. Yes, Coffeeducks are reusable. In fact, the directions indicate that they are dishwasher safe. I don't bother with the dishwasher. They're easy to empty just after use, so I usually empty mine and rinse it out before I drink my espresso. Hope this helps!
1599761
Theoretically, yes. You just have to open and shut the compartment without taking the old cup out. don't know how the old coffee will hold up to a second brewing though.
59387
I think that's up to you. They are reusable but can't really be waged so disposable once they are dirty
1502377
Well first the best way to recycle is to take it out turn it a bit and reuse it. It will make at least another cup with almost the same strength. After that follow other suggestions. Keurig does have a plastic add-on filter that you can put your own coffee into. It is much cheaper per cup and you do not have to worry. Good to use everyday and save the "cups" for fussy company.
638189
I don't think it is practical to reuse them. We just picked them up one at a time and put them in the trash. They weren't too heavy. We ordered one each of about five different brands and did our own test to see which one worked best. This one was not the top performer, in our opinion.
726726
Yes, they are reusable. I don't know how they'd hold up for long term heavy usage but with care they should last quite awhile.