| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 4.76 x 2.44 x 2.4 inches |
|---|---|
| Package Weight | 0.03 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 2 x 2 x 2 inches |
| Brand Name | PERFECT POD |
| Warranty Description | Warranty |
| Model Name | Cafe Fill 2.0 |
| Color | Purple |
| Material | Plastic |
| Suggested Users | Unisex-Adult |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | ARM Enterprises |
| Part Number | K02262 |
| Included Components | Cafe Fill 2.0 |
| Size | No Size |
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Perfect Pod
The Reusable Single-Serve Coffee Filter & Accessory Leader
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- Save Money - Perfect Pod reusable filter cups save up to 80% over prefilled disposable K-cups.
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- Improved Taste - Use your own fresh, favorite coffee
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I use it with an ekobrew paper filter to prevent the fine grinds from going into my coffee
It works perfectly with my Keurig 2.0. I use it with an ekobrew paper filter to prevent the fine grinds from going into my coffee. It's perfect.How to use it properly:There is a built-in sharp, metal pipe at the bottom of the keurig k-cup compartment. Normally, it pierces the k-cup plastic, pokes a hole in the bottom of the plastic k-cup, and allows the coffee to drain out of the k-cup and into your mug. But obviously, the reusable pod shouldn't be poked! So how does it work? Well, there's two deep grooves, on opposite sides of the reusable pod. These grooves make room for the thin sharp metal pipe inside the keurig machine, so that the pipe doesn't jam into the reusable pod and break. So you position the reusable pod so that either one of the two grooves face you (the thin sharp pipe is closest to the user) -- and then, just gently place the reusable pod in the keurig compartment. If it's in right, it should go inside all the way inside like a regular k-cup. There's no need to use force. If it's not in the right position, just position it gently until it's in the right position. NEVER USE FORCE! And then close the keurig machine. It should kind of snap shut normally, and it should require very much force, either.And, when I'm done, I throw away the paper filter, and rinse my reusable pod. It's so perfect. I'm very happy with it.I've attached photos.
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How to use it properly:
There is a built-in sharp, metal pipe at the bottom of the keurig k-cup compartment. Normally, it pierces the k-cup plastic, pokes a hole in the bottom of the plastic k-cup, and allows the coffee to drain out of the k-cup and into your mug. But obviously, the reusable pod shouldn't be poked! So how does it work? Well, there's two deep grooves, on opposite sides of the reusable pod. These grooves make room for the thin sharp metal pipe inside the keurig machine, so that the pipe doesn't jam into the reusable pod and break. So you position the reusable pod so that either one of the two grooves face you (the thin sharp pipe is closest to the user) -- and then, just gently place the reusable pod in the keurig compartment. If it's in right, it should go inside all the way inside like a regular k-cup. There's no need to use force. If it's not in the right position, just position it gently until it's in the right position. NEVER USE FORCE! And then close the keurig machine. It should kind of snap shut normally, and it should require very much force, either.
And, when I'm done, I throw away the paper filter, and rinse my reusable pod. It's so perfect. I'm very happy with it.
I've attached photos.
I use it with an ekobrew paper filter to prevent the fine grinds from going into my coffee
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2016
It works perfectly with my Keurig 2.0. I use it with an ekobrew paper filter to prevent the fine grinds from going into my coffee. It's perfect.Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2016
How to use it properly:
There is a built-in sharp, metal pipe at the bottom of the keurig k-cup compartment. Normally, it pierces the k-cup plastic, pokes a hole in the bottom of the plastic k-cup, and allows the coffee to drain out of the k-cup and into your mug. But obviously, the reusable pod shouldn't be poked! So how does it work? Well, there's two deep grooves, on opposite sides of the reusable pod. These grooves make room for the thin sharp metal pipe inside the keurig machine, so that the pipe doesn't jam into the reusable pod and break. So you position the reusable pod so that either one of the two grooves face you (the thin sharp pipe is closest to the user) -- and then, just gently place the reusable pod in the keurig compartment. If it's in right, it should go inside all the way inside like a regular k-cup. There's no need to use force. If it's not in the right position, just position it gently until it's in the right position. NEVER USE FORCE! And then close the keurig machine. It should kind of snap shut normally, and it should require very much force, either.
And, when I'm done, I throw away the paper filter, and rinse my reusable pod. It's so perfect. I'm very happy with it.
I've attached photos.
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Boondocky
This product works great in my Keurig 2
Reviewed in Canada on October 22, 2015Paula Pratt
Works perfectly in the newer Keurig 2. 0 coffee ...
Reviewed in Canada on September 16, 2015