Can I use this with my Reusable Keurig filter?
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I would think so. We purchased six filters outside of Keurig. We are so happy with the taste of our coffee with these disposal filters.
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Steven, I'm not certain what your problem is in using this filter. Does the bottom of your filter have a tiny hole in it? Without this hole the filter will not properly seat and the top of the Keurig will not open so water can be added. I used an ice pick to make a hole in mine. Of course the hole must be in the correct location. Good luck and maybe this solution will help you.
634101
I have tried to use the eco filter but my machine always says not ready. With using the adapter for k-cups works fine.
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I use this in a gray reusable kcup. you can find it at this link.. Keurig My K-Cup Replacement Coffee Filter Set fits B30 B40 B50 B60 B70 series
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you can use the Keurig kit or get one here of the generic....the kit is like the original holder of a k-cup but it is the part you place the filter in, like the old school Mr. Coffee basket
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Dorothy, that's actually a very good question, and I don't have the answer. I also have a Keurig with its filter but never thought about this question. Probably Keurig is the best place to get an answer though they'll probably want us to use their filter too.
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Yes, or you can use it in a drip-style coffee pot like Mr. Coffee. In this case, you don't need to use a filter.
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any coffee can be used. That is what I don't like about Keurig as you have to use the premade pod or use the contraption to make your own pod which is messy. It says no filter is necessary but I use filters size #2. Otherwise it will have some sediment.
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Do not believe you could insert the pod into one of the reusable filters. The grounds annoy me as well but not a deal breaker. Would like the see Rodgers coffee add paper filter inside the mesh or a finer mesh to provide a ground free cup.
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It should, as long as the filter says it's Keurig compatible. I use a reusable filter in mine for loose teas and coffee and it works well. Just be aware that non-Keurig brand reusable filters may not fit exactly.
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The filters will fit in the K-cup reusable pod and prevent particulate matter invading your coffee. You can throw the filter away and not have to rinse out the pod. The downside is that the pod which comes with the filters has a special spring inside which compresses the coffee and makes a much better cup of coffee without the particulate matter and without the need go through the messy rinsing step. I recommend the original kit which includes the pod and a bunch of filters. The pod has lasted me for more than 6 months now and is working just fine.
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You can't. I had this reusable filter and used it when I had my Keurig B70 and it worked quite well. When I bought my B155, I tried putting the EkoBrew into the B155's k-cup holder and it wouldn't fit. From what I saw the small, sharp blades used to pierce the k-cup didn't match up to the Ekobrew's holes hence, you couldn't close the lid without damaging the filter or the brewer's k-cup holder. That's the one thing I didn't like about this brewer because I did enjoy using my own coffee blends with this filter on my old B70. But, after a number of years with this B155 and it's reliability, I could live without the EkoBrew. Hope this helped. You can't. I had this reusable filter and used it when I had my Keurig B70 and it worked quite well. When I bought my B155, I tried putting the EkoBrew into the B155's k-cup holder and it wouldn't fit. From what I saw the small, sharp blades used to pierce the k-cup didn't match up to the Ekobrew's holes hence, you couldn't close the lid without damaging the filter or the brewer's k-cup holder. That's the one thing I didn't like about this brewer because I did enjoy using my own coffee blends with this filter on my old B70. But, after a number of years with this B155 and it's reliability, I... » Read More You can't. I had this reusable filter and used it when I had my Keurig B70 and it worked quite well. When I bought my B155, I tried putting the EkoBrew into the B155's k-cup holder and it wouldn't fit. From what I saw the small, sharp blades used to pierce the k-cup didn't match up to the Ekobrew's holes hence, you couldn't close the lid without damaging the filter or the brewer's k-cup holder. That's the one thing I didn't like about this brewer because I did enjoy using my own coffee blends with this filter on my old B70. But, after a number of years with this B155 and it's reliability, I could live without the EkoBrew. Hope this helped. « Show Less
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Brew any coffee you want with single-cup convenience! Simply use your own gourmet ground coffee in your Keurig® K-Cup® System with the MY K-CUP® reusable filter. Filter basket, filter holder and lid are included. The MY K-CUP® is compatible with all Keurig® K-Cup® brewers except OfficePRO™, B155, and all other commercial brewers. It is not compatible with the Vue® System or the Rivo™ System. I also want to say, I like my coffee a little on the strong side. Coffee seemed to be a little weak using this. Hope I was a help. Marylou
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Yes. I assume you could use a reusable filter, but it naturally requires cone-shaped, paper filters.
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No. I previously purchased the 2.0 but took it back after I contacted Keurig and was told that there isn't a reusable filter for the 2.0 and there are no plans to make one. So I purchased the K75 instead.
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Yes you can use this filter, they Just happen to be on sale at the time, + free shipping, they are interchangeable.
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Not sure about what you're talking about with the reusable ones, but if you're referring to the coffee filter insert, then yes it works fine.