Will this fit into the original Keurig Platinum B70 filter holder? I now have a reusable filter but I have to remove the original holder every time I want to use my reusable filter.
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This filter is made to fit into the re-fillable unit that is used in place of the K-cup holder. If you don't have the re-fillable unit, you shouldn't be using the filters with the K-cup holder.
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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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I am sorry, I do not know. Also, my large cuisinart Keurig K cup machine blew a gasket and all the water just started pouring out. Happened after one year and they did replace it. But it cost $30 in shipping charges
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It will fit, but you have to remove the base that the cup sits on...that is, if you are talking about the basic Keurig. I just slide the base out of the way, put in my cup, run a large cup, then re-run a small cup and slide the base back when I'm done.
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You need the plastic piece that fits into the keurig first, it comes with filters like these but they need to be replaced like every 5 month I think, but it depends on how often you use them
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It fits mine. It was designed as a permanent replacement for any 4 cup paper filter.
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I honestly don't know, what I did with mine is the filter part fit in my old holder so I didn't bother with the new one. I only wanted the filter part. Sorry if this doesn't help.
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Yes - If your Brew & Save Plastic ones fit, so will the metal version. The K-10 Mini takes all standard size K-Cups but not the OEM Keurig Re-useable Insert.
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I'm in the same boat here. Bought a "Brew & Save" but it doesn't fit in the commercial K-cup holder (there are 2 tabs in there that make it too tight and cause it to misalign with the needle in the bottom). Anyone know if a standard K-cup holder will fit in a commercial model? Mine is the K140.
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The filter is very slightly tapered, not that you would notice it. I had an original along with the Platinum for a while, and always had to look close to make sure which filter I was grabbing because they look a lot alike. I never tried to interchange them, but I think I could have. I replaced all my original with Platinum (I have several cats who like to drink from the falling water and the Platinum has more of a drop for them to work with), so I can't test if these filters would fit in an original. The packaging lists original as one of the foutnains the filter pack will work with.
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I suggest visiting the Cuisinart web site to see which item they recommend as a replacement. My coffee maker had two removable pieces, one that was a basket that holds the coffee in a paper filter, and the other directed the water to the cup. The basket fit into the other piece. The basket broke and for my coffee maker (Two 2 Go), the GTF-4 basket fit perfectly. I am able to use it with paper filters, even though I don't have to (easier cleanup).
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I bought a "standard" size 4 gold filter from Bed Bath Beyond and it just barely fits into the existing brewer basket (where the paper filter would sit). I tried using the gold filter with the existing brewer basket AND without using the removable brewing basket. Without the basket, the coffee drains faster and doesn't steep as long, so could effect coffee taste.
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I have no experience with a model B130; sorry.I do have a B40 and a Mr. Coffee 1 cup for Kuerig coffee and it fits both of those. Some reusable filters such as the one made by Keurig require you to remove the KKup holder(it has the little pin in the bottom to puncture the KKups). My Cafejo works fine without removing it though.
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I'm sure it would. I bought it as a replacement for my special edition Keurig after I broke mine on accident. It does fit but the only issue is that it's not a genuine replacement part and it leaked excess liquid in the chamber and would spill out when I opened it...I think because it seemed to not fit tight. I ended up contacting Keurig directly and they sent me a genuine part for free. I would suggest contacting them for a replacement. As long as you registered your product, you shouldn't have a problem. If for some reason you do have to get this particular replacement, it does work and you can still have a great cup of coffee. I kept mine as a back up, just in case! I'm sure it would. I bought it as a replacement for my special edition Keurig after I broke mine on accident. It does fit but the only issue is that it's not a genuine replacement part and it leaked excess liquid in the chamber and would spill out when I opened it...I think because it seemed to not fit tight. I ended up contacting Keurig directly and they sent me a genuine part for free. I would suggest contacting them for a replacement. As long as you registered your product, you shouldn't have a problem. If for some reason you do have to get this particular replacement, it does work and... » Read More I'm sure it would. I bought it as a replacement for my special edition Keurig after I broke mine on accident. It does fit but the only issue is that it's not a genuine replacement part and it leaked excess liquid in the chamber and would spill out when I opened it...I think because it seemed to not fit tight. I ended up contacting Keurig directly and they sent me a genuine part for free. I would suggest contacting them for a replacement. As long as you registered your product, you shouldn't have a problem. If for some reason you do have to get this particular replacement, it does work and you can still have a great cup of coffee. I kept mine as a back up, just in case! « Show Less
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I just bought a K145 to replace my dearly departed 5 year-old B145. The ekobrew reusable k cup filter does not fit into the holster of the K145. (Nice move, Keurig!) However, I was able to take the holster out of my old model and fit it into the new model, so I can continue to use my ekobrews.
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I ordered the Keurig K145 a week or so ago, along with reusable filters by iPartsPlusMore. In spite of what even Keurig says, at least these particular reusable filters fit quite well into the K145. They are metal screened on the bottom and sides, with a plastic frame. Granted, a very slight bumping in of the mesh happens with this particular Keurig, it's not a problem at all. Not breaking/tearing of the mesh. The package contains 4 reusable filters.
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I don't know about fitting the Elite K45 since I have the Mr. Coffee K-cup coffee maker. I do know that there is no need for paper filters with this IF it does fit.
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Yes, this model is the K-cup brew system. However, you could choose to use the Keurig My K-Cup Reusable Coffee Filter that can be purchased separately so you can grind your own coffee beans and fill it yourself each time. Be sure you purchase the correct one as: Keurig My K-Cup Replacement Coffee Filter Set fits B30 B40 B50 B60 B70. Here is the Amazon link for it - Keurig My K-Cup Reusable Coffee Filter (Single)
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My husband uses this with our Platinum model Keurig and it fits as long as you remove the drip tray.