☕️ 4-Pack of Perfect Pod EZ-Cup Disposable Paper Filters for Reusable Coffee Pods (200 Filters) - Enhanced SEO Review

I bought this for two reasons. First, every time I used my reusable K mug, I had to clean it. Since we have a septic tank, I'm very careful not to let the soil go down the drain. This made it a hassle to clean with just a rag over the bin. Second, I've often added ground coffee to my coffee. I first bought the filters without a 'lid' and although they took care of the cleaning issues there was still some grounds in my coffee. However, they have completely eliminated both problems. I only gave 4

Arch. Disappointment. You know when you want to use a reusable filter, but this stupid thing isn't airtight and water and soil spills everywhere and makes a mess! The Perfect Pod System was the solution I tried and the results were just amazing! You place this disposable filter in your plastic container, fill it with about 12 grams of coffee, which is what most store-bought pre-packaged K-Cups contain, I use a digital kitchen scale, pour ground coffee into the filter, close the lid over the…

We bought the Keurig a few years ago when my husband decided to start drinking decaf. I put it away after a while because I felt so awful using those expensive (35-50 cents a cup) plastic cups for EVERY cup of coffee and too hard to disassemble to recycle? -A cup. Love the fact that the coffee and filter go straight into my compost. Problem one is solved. As for the cost of a cup of coffee. I weighed my favorite (expensive) coffee, added the cost of the filter and it came out about 6-8 PEN PER…

When I got my filter and my first set of these filters I was so happy with them. I finally got a great cup of coffee from my Keurig. My favorite coffee, good and strong. I rearranged the filters as needed. However, I only received an order a few weeks ago and I am so sad. At first I noticed the label was different, but I didn't think it mattered. BUT the first cup of coffee, disaster. The whole thicket was in my cup, the filter was out of order. Thought it was an accident, cop number two. Chew…

They make *horrible* coffee IF you don't use the pods they're made for. We originally tried them with pods we already had (these: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B01AUBYMK2/) and the coffee came out so weak we could see through it. (These pods work really well with non-valve filters though.) They make *AWESOME* coffee when you use them with the pod they were made for (this one here: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product /B002YPC2NM/). Now I know it doesn't seem like it should matter much, but

Works fantastic. Except that the paper lids of the cups are not pierced by the Kureg's water needle. Instead, the paper lids simply push the coffee into the coffee and slide the grounds out of the small basket. The water needle then pumps hot water, which partially rests on the paper and flows over the edge (the water takes the path of least resistance. All of this results in coffee that is sometimes weak and sometimes very dirty). The above issue was resolved by either tearing off the paper…

These filters allow me to enjoy my Keurig without feeling guilty about the K cup. Benefits: - no more guilt about kcups waste - flexibility in coffee type as you use your own - easy to use and refill - compostable. Cons: - a bit expensive for efficient use. paper only, love love love love these filters! They fit into the Perfect Pod holder and are easy to pull out after use. Used filters can go straight to landfill or compost without the need to clean a reusable filter or the risk of leakage…