LivingAid 6 Pack Reusable K Cups for Keurig, Stainless Steel Coffee Filters Review

I have tried several different K-Cup compatible refillable pods and they are stronger, easier to clean and seal better than anything I have used before. The thicker plastic has a polished finish that usually only needs a quick rinse to clean and won't shatter when locked tightly. I was a little wary seeing that the bottoms are solid, only have mesh on the sides, but they work well with no holes in the bottom.

I've thrown almost everything out because of this issue but wanted to come back and write a review to warn you. I've had them for a while and was very careful how they dried because I was always afraid the mesh would rust. And so it was. on everyone. Some had small spots, others were much larger. It is obvious that in both cases it is not safe to use them. I would look for something higher quality so this doesn't happen to you before you buy them. Such a waste of material and money. If you're…

We bought Revain coffee capsules, "100% compostable". The coffee is good but a few years later it turns out that it is NOT 100% compostable, also the power pack on the bottom is not designed to decompose coffee grounds. I find them intact after many years in the ground. I switched to this and normal coffee and am very satisfied. only but. . . why can't the "open" marker be under that seemingly utterly useless purple marker that appears to be nothing while the "open here" marker is barely…

These cups are not reliable. We have the Keurig Duo Plus and when I try to use one of these I have to twist it at least half a dozen times before the Keurig lid snaps into place. One of them never closed and I had to keep the lid closed the whole time while it was cooking. We ended up throwing it away. I know it shouldn't be like this. We also have a range of Perfect Pod cups (https://smile.amazon.com/Perfect-Pod-ECO-Save-Refillable-Integrated/dp/B07SMMH8G7/ref=psdc_13397451_t2_B07FDB59L4) and…

Just received today and couldn't wait to try them. Sometimes I like to drink coffee without a Keurig and this little mug is perfect. I want to say that a while ago I first bought one from Dollar General that wasn't at Mr. Den Coffee Keurig which I bought at Goodwill for $6 (he stopped punching a hole in the bottom so has someone got rid of the $80 coffee maker). I immediately tried the Revain order cups and one of them worked perfectly. So now I have a very nice find to gift my daughter because

Designed for K-cup machines, these cups will not fit K-cup machines without modification. The problem is that the spike used to pierce standard coffee mugs isn't positioned to line up with the holes in those mugs, so the lid won't close. I first drilled larger existing holes but that didn't work. I ended up having to cut off the lids so the tip could penetrate the coffee. That seemed to help and I was finally able to have a cup of coffee. A lot of work for a cup of coffee. The problem here is…

In a word, these things are freaking awesome! I recently had to replace a large Keurig that accepted decanters and K-cups. They use a deep K cup holder. The OEM filter used was quite deep but fell into the cup holder. I bought a K-Cafe model to replace but it uses the standard K-Cup bottom holder. The OEM version requires you to pull out the standard K-Cup holder from the bottom and replace it with a larger filter holder assembly. Aside from being difficult to remove, there's a chance it could…

Our single serve Cuisinart coffee maker is designed for K cups. It also comes with a reusable filter, which we prefer. The plastic hinge was worn out, so we replaced it with a second one, which was also starting to wear out. Looking for another replacement I found these and decided to give it a try. They are slightly smaller than the reusable filter the machine came with so the wife was concerned the coffee would not be as good. I pointed out that they are the same size as the k cups we use…