Review on 🌱 Eco-Friendly Reusable K Cups for Keurig 2.0 & 1.0 Brewers - Refillable Coffee Filters, Stainless Steel Mesh, Easy to Use, Check for Compatibility (Pack of 4) by Gregory Shin

I just ordered six of these to try in my Keurig 2.0. I've compared them to real K cups top to bottom and bottom to bottom and they are exactly the same size. After a week of constant use, rinsing, letting dry and refilling in the morning, I was sold. They make a lot of coffee here and not once did one of those cups vomit coffee grounds into my coffee. I see some sediment at the bottom of the cup but I'm ok with that. I also love french press coffee and it leaves a lot more residue in comparison. Within these small cups is a line just below the top rim. I try not to pour beyond that line and try not to put coffee in cups. I leave it loose and make sure there aren't any coffee residues on the rim of the cup before sealing it. (Another fact: I had trouble opening these mugs when I first got them. There is a hinged rim on one side of the mug. Lift the lid right up to that rim and the mug pops open easily.) I was so happy with it. For these cups, along with this K cup carousel, I have ordered thirty more to fit 35. Filling 35 cups was a bit of a hassle. But I usually only fill four or five before bed, no matter how much we've used that day, rinsed and tumble dried. I use more when I have guests, but I don't really care. I like the fact that I save money by filling reusable K-Cups, but the key for me is the idea of hundreds of thousands of branded K-Cups being used and thrown away every day, not only in this country, but all over the world. World. Imagine the gigantic mountain of polluting and likely forever decaying plastic that our planet creates every day. I love my coffee and love the one-cup portions that my Keurig allows for. But I don't want to harm the environment by throwing away K-Cups just because they're easy to use. These little jewels require no cosmic science to infuse. They have my vote! I buy my favorite beans and grind my own coffee. A person can also use them with loose tea to make a delicious cup of tea. I just wish the company would make them in different colors to match our machines. My red and lavender purple color doesn't look as pretty next to it as red cups. Update: After use I put these mugs on a shelf to dry. When we make a cup of coffee, we simply shake out the dry coffee grounds and reuse them so we don't have to constantly wash the K-cups. After using these items daily for many months I can say that they are well made, last well and have allowed me and my family to reduce waste VERY much! I have coffee grounds on the bottom of my coffee cups. I just stop drinking and rinse out the cup. It does not bother me. I am very happy that I bought them. I hate their color but can't complain about the quality, shelf life or the coffee they give.