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RE: Another argument for a Keurig or Pod Coffemaker - 9/29/2008 8:53:14 PM
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Miss Giggles
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CLR is supposed to be good for cleaning out coffee pots
I really don't understand how the bat got in there and she didn't know. I really have a hard time believing the story.
The keurig's look cool but I don't want to be locked into pods for my coffee. I have no problems making small amounts of coffee with a regular coffee maker.
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RE: Another argument for a Keurig or Pod Coffemaker - 10/1/2008 3:15:51 AM
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spitzu
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The only thing that's supposed to be run in it is water and white vinegar.
You're also not locked into K-Cups with the Keurig. There is a reusable filter that can be purchased, which can hold loose teas and coffees. Less waste that way too.
It's a really cool machine.
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I should figure out a way to clean it well so I can use it again. I enjoyed it when I used it.
