SIMPLECUPS: 50 Disposable Cups, Lids, and Filters for Keurig Brewers - Use Your Own Coffee & Reuse or Dispose of K Cups Review

I used to have these cups, filters and lids that were only sold as "Cup Disposal". I don't know if they could be different names from the same manufacturer. I already loved them but closing the lids without folding the cups was a little tricky. They come with an "easy lock stand" which is a plastic cylinder. You place the cup on the easy-closing stand, insert the filter, pour in your choice of coffee, then gently but firmly squeeze until the lid seats and closes. This loose, tight attitude…

If you have read my previous product reviews, I am not giving a star. This product gets a rare one star rating, here's why; I followed the directions carefully and studied other people's methods of using this product. I quickly figured out the filter and cup. The first cup of coffee I tried to brew had the side of the kth cup cracked, as was the second. This got coffee grounds into my coffee and into the cup of tea that was subsequently brewed. The third cup of coffee was ok, a bit weak but ok,

I thought these little mugs would be great. They're still more waste than using an Ekobrew K-Cup filter, but I figured it would be easier for my wife and kids to use pre-made filters that they can just take out and throw in for recycling. . . it was worse than anything else we have used. I had the same experience I read about in other reviews; The plastic is 1-2 mil thicker than Keurig-approved K-Cups, allowing the water injection needle to hold the cup by the lid, making it difficult to remove