🔄 Pureline 12 Pack of Keurig 2.0 and Older Model Compatible Charcoal Replacement Water Filters – Universal Fit Review

These filters look good, be sure to follow the instructions, soak first and rinse thoroughly before use. There are filters that are cheaper, but the quality is much worse. I hope people read the instructions before using it. I see people complaining about a product when they clearly aren't following the directions. (Not everything is plug and play) A quality filter at a good price will help your coffee taste even better.

At first I didn't want to try this brand of filters on my Keurig car because I knew they weren't made by Keurig but from other people's comments I knew they would work for my car. I have to agree, they fit perfectly and seem to work just as well as the filters that came with my car. In fact, I had less trouble replacing the filter with this one than with the originals. If you're saving money on these filters, they're worth considering. I recommend using this product.

I have purchased non-Keurig filters from other manufacturers. I personally didn't put it in my new Keurig, my partner did. He didn't complain and the coffee tasted like coffee. As for the comments on Grauwasser. Um, that should make money. Most char will seep through, I've never had a filter that didn't so you need to soak it first before putting it in the car. They fit in there with no problems. I would buy it again, great value for money.

Big name filters are prohibitively expensive so this is a great option. They release a lot of charcoal during the soaking step, but after rinsing, I placed them in a bowl of fresh water and didn't notice any additional charcoal release. They fit perfectly in the filter sleeve, I don't feel any difference in coffee with these brands. Although the system can be used without them, they filter out chlorine and a variety of minerals that can clog your coffee maker and affect the machine's flavor and

This is my first experience with a Pureline coffee filter. The product is strikingly similar to the "real" and can hardly be distinguished. According to the instructions, I soak the filter in water for 15 minutes before use and then "squeeze" the water out before putting it in the Keurig. I have to say that the "squeeze" process didn't produce the black carbon flow you would expect from a Keuirig coffee filter, which I think is a good thing. Time will tell, but at the moment the coffee is at…