GoodCups 6 Reusable K-Cups by Breworo - Refillable K Cup Coffee Filters for Keurig 2.0, K200, K250, K300, K350, K400, K450, K460, K500, K550, K560 and 1.0 Brewers

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These are good quality considering they are plastic. This was our second order of these to expand my supply. After chucking the grounds and a quick rinse, we put these on the top rack of dishwasher. Over time, the plastic hinge wears down and lid breaks free but I would expect that of anything plastic going through dishwasher over 200 times. Thought of switching to metal ones with a hinge but I think those would be too hot to touch and remove from brewer right after use. We often do one cup right after another so that is important to us.Other notable point. These fit into the holder of our direct-plumbed Keurig K150p. As with all other pods we've tried, the K150 doesn't officially support reusable pods so one will typically experience clear water escaping from the top of the lid and dripping or streaming out the bottom side of the Keurig head making a mess and watering down one's coffee. I took care of this by adding an additional rubber gasket up underneath Keurig's gasket surrounding the needle/puncture element. My gasket was about 1/8 to 5/32 thick and offered some slight give/compression as it appeared to be rubber. Works great - no leaks using either these reusable pods or regular pods - and it doesn't come in contact with the coffee as it is parked up behind Keurig's installed gasket. Just slide Keurig's off, slide yours on, then slide Keurig's gasket back on over it. If the added gasket is too thick, you'll crush open the top of the disposable pods and coffee will leak everywhere. If too thin, you won't have a seal against the reusable pods and coffee will again leak everywhere. So get a small assortment at the hardware store (very cheap) and do some trial and error if you must.It occurs to me that Keurig could have easily designed the unit to accept reusable pods but made a decision not to support them in a commercial brewer for reasons I can only speculate. They told me over the phone that reusable pods just are supported in these "commercial" units. Nor is there a consumer-grade direct-plumbed model in their lineup. Go figure.

Los utilizamos en la oficina y cada compañero cuenta con un color así es fácil identificar el filtro de cada miembro de la oficina

I have so many different flavors of coffee and teas it was hard to remember which row I had what flavor when filling. I didn’t think it was going to be possible for me to accomplish what I wanted without putting nail polish or paint on the plastic so that I would always remember what flavors were in the kcups. This solved almost all my problems. It comes with 7 colors and I was able to fill all of them and color coordinate so it’s easier for me to determine what I have. They have all worked nicely. Out of all the sets I bought I did have one that had a couple that came crushed, but Amazon was insanely quick to replace and took care of the issue. The ONLY downside is my carousel holds 8 different colors and the set only comes with 7. But that isn’t the fault of the company and has nothing to do with THIS product. The brown ones pictures were the only ones I have found in this color and sadly those ones have not been able to seal after using only once. So I will still be on the lookout for one more unique color besides the traditional purple or black.Overall I have been in love. This has solved the problem I had with organizing all my flavored drinks. Now I don’t have to guess or open one up every time to figure out what it is. I use a filter in them because teeccino is much heavier than coffee so it’s harder to clean these pods, but with a filter everything just comes right out easily. The flavor is nice and bold still and so far I haven’t had any issues with it fitting in my moms b40 kuerig nor in my K-elite. Once I get another carousel or if more colors come out, I will buy again. Maybe a set of 7 pastels? I would be totally okay with buying 5 more sets if the company were to make a set of pastels or even neutral shades. (White, Cream, tan, brown, mauve, light grey, dark grey?)