Can it be refilled with new beans?
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Never had a problem with the original beans going flat. It's been a year and it's still good.
2138989
I don't think so unless you have something to store the "beans" in while personalizing & then re-stuff the bag.
1223553
Sorry. I never tried to refill it. I have only used up one of them and I just threw it away.
1444032
I believe so - but I have not tried it personally -- a great product. - still beans new pots and pans after 22 yrs.
552283
Unfortunately you can not refill it. You have to buy another one. But trust me, the thing works like a charm!
1464764
Hi Jin, all beans that are not treated can be sprouted. There are some excellent sites that detail the many uses for soy beans. I recommend starting with small batches as you experiment. You can make tofu, soy milk, roasted, meat patties, and more. Enjoy!
1390842
I'd suppose if you were able to drill a small hole in the reservoir, and then use an appropriate screw with a rubber gasket, this could be refilled as needed with a syringe. Should be easy if you have the right drill bit and screw.
577817
Sorry. . The first message didn't send right. I'm not sure why you would get need a new one but yes you can. http://www.cw-usa.com/supplies-coffeepots-home-bunn-btc.html?utm_medium=shoppingengine&utm;_source=googlebase&cvsfa;=3170&cvs;fe=2&cvsfhu;=343730&gclid;=CLD8ja--hrwCFahj7Aodgh8A2gSorry. .. The first message didn't send right. I'm not sure why you would need to but yes you can.
1967599
Yes just cut them in half except for about a half inch so it stays together. You can scrape out the inside of the beans and add it in separately but it works fine without scraping too
740719
Hi Charles. I too do not want my coffee to have ANY modifications to the original coffee bean's tastes. I simply rinse the entire apparatus thoroughly with plain tap water each and every I time use it. About once a week I'll use a couple of drops (no more!) of Dawn and a soft sponge on everything, but I've never felt compelled to disassemble any parts; although I suppose you could it just doesn't seem necessary. The instructions say "If it's very dirty" to use a small amount of bleach, but I wouldn't dare use anything so harsh. Besides, after quite a bit of use, it's still squeaky clean. Just keep rising after EVERY use - it'll be fine.
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Theoretically, the only way I can think of to do it would be to put it in a dehydrator overnight. I suspect that for small "home cook" batches, the power cost and labor would be greater than the cost of buying them new.
516439
Yes. The can has a removable lid. You will need to have the correct size of twine to refill it with though.
1308734
As I understand it, sand is a little softer and will cushion your hits a bit more, however the beans would toughen up your hands more. I think it's mostly just personal preference. I filled it with sand, I would imagine that beans would have to be replaced at some point due to breakage.
342369
I do not think so. What I do, is to transfer it to a mason jar and it keeps fresh for couple of months.
2118685
Hello, I bought some reusable pot refill for my Nespresso machine, like the concept but it did Not work at all, the coffee comes out extremely weak. I don't use it any more. Useless.
2134515
Yes, the beans come in contact with the stainless steel inside. I have only the brushed stainless steel cans. But the top seal is plastic or rubber on the bottom, where it would come into contact with the beans. It's a fabulous design to keep your beans fresh. I would highly recommend this product.
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I do it all the time... what it would depend on is how dry you want your beans to be and how well cooked (a can is well cooked) it is. If they are like a good Mexican restaurant, it will work very well. Try it by adding a little liquid at a time.