If your Keurig coffee machine keeps saying to add water, even when the reservoir is full, that is the first indicator for a water level sensor issue. While a faulty water level sensor is the most common reason, it’s not the only one. In this post, I’ll tell you what you need to check on and how you can easily…
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Keurig rinse pods are a simple solution for maintaining the cleanliness and performance of your Keurig brewer. Designed to remove residue and lingering flavors from previous brews, these pods are filled with a special cleaning solution to ensure that each cup of coffee or tea is fresh and free from any unwanted tastes. Using Keurig rinse pods regularly offers several…
You keep hearing that to start a Keurig coffee machine that won’t work, you have to descale it. But the question remains, how do you successfully descale a Keurig machine that keeps shutting off at the start or middle of the descaling cycle? In this post, we will work on what is causing your Keurig to shut off first. Then,…
There is some debate about whether Keurig K-Cups are filtered or unfiltered. Some people believe that Keurig coffee is typically filtered because most k-cups use ground coffee and the pods are lined with filters on the inside. However, others argue that their coffee can also be unfiltered, since not all pods use those filters, or the same quality of filters,…
Ever since the discontinuation of Keurig 2.0 coffee machines, carafe pods have been discontinued, too. If you still use a Keurig 2.0, I’ll tell you what you can do now to brew a full carafe of coffee without the need to buy K-Carafe pods. Refillable K-Carafe Filter Pods Are The Best Replacement Reusable Carafe pods are your best choice for…