This is normal: as long as the capsule is not removed and discarded it will continue to drip into the cup or the drip tray (once the cup is removed). The dripping lasts longer for coffee capsules than for milk capsules. To stop dripping, remove and discard the used capsule after the light stops blinking. … Read more
All you do is use each pod twice ! After using the Nespresso pod to make your cappuccino or espresso, simply put the pod back into the machine and have it make you another cup. The second cup tasted fine; the only difference is it was a bit weaker than the first cup, but it … Read more
How do you store K Cup pods? Most importantly, we suggest storing your K-Cup® pods in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight It might seem intuitive to keep them in the fridge or freezer for freshness, but we would recommend against it. Where do you store your coffee pods? In sum, it is … Read more
In the fall of 2014 , Keurig Green Mountain introduced the Keurig 2.0 brewer, with technology to prevent old or unlicensed pods being used in the brewer. How long does a Keurig 2.0 last? Broadly speaking, you can expect to get between 3-5 years from your Keurig, assuming you maintain and clean it regularly. If … Read more
K-Cups are designed for one use only You use the K-Cup once and then throw it away. If you find that wasteful, and a lot of keurig brewer owners do, you can get a Keurig My k-cup reusable coffee filter How many times can you use 1 coffee pod? To restate the facts, a single-use … Read more
According to manufacturer’s directions, the technical answer is “no.” With that being said, many people have noticed that one coffee pod has the capacity to brew different cup sizes of coffee. In other words, if you typically use your coffee pod to make a cup on the small side, you may be able to make … Read more