I have hard water that clogs up my Keurig coffee makers. which water filter will take out mineral deposits in water?
56739
I ended up using these bottles without the filters because they were too hard to squeeze when the filters were in. I do, however, us a Brita water pitcher to filter our tap water, and it's made a huge difference in the amount of hard water stains in our pod-style coffee maker and our pets' water bowl. Hope that helps!
1571872
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.
1371496
These are original Keurig water filters. They work well to filter the water. Much cheaper than buying them at the store.
718391
it is Keurig (i bought mine through Amazon). I can tell you they are the best item to use with Keurig. Most of us have hard water, without the filter use it can actually harm the brewer. A friend has replaced her unit twice until she started using the filter
46207
Hi.Yes good and bad minerals are filtered out.If you have fluoride in your water I'm pretty sure that gets filtered out too.
555935
The regular 4 cup filters work well. I buy ones made by mr coffee. They work for most of there makers and are sold any place u can buy there machines
358769
not going to help much with hard water. In fact, sometimes carbon INTRODUCES minerals into the water (I use carbon to add minerals to water for kefir.). You can buy distilled water and rinse your car with that-- definitely a better solution than carbon filters.Also try one of those car squeegees that you run on the car after rinsing. It takes off a lot of water quickly. Also, wash in the shade...
458290
This is an article from 2014. It is actually the reason I am looking at this product right now. Turns out the solid carbon filters are the best removing the most harm while keeping the minerals intact. The article can be found here: http://naturallysavvy.com/live/the-best-options-for-water-filters
3969
i have a Cuisinart permanent filter that works much better. The Mr Coffee on has a solid bottom and the Cuisinart is gold mesh on the sides and bottom allowing for better water flow. Hope this helps.
1361882
I don't think so, because the filter is made to reduce the quantity of impurities of the water, but not to remove ions like calcium, that makes the hard water. We're talking about charcoal filters, designed primarily to improve the taste of the water.
992777
Are you talking about a refillable filter? If the answer is yes, then Keurig offers a K-cup filter.
1361881
No. You need an ion-exchange or reverse-osmosis filter to remove dissolved minerals from hard water.
1234908
Because bottled "drinking water" has minerals, in Keurig you should use "distilled" water or (for similar results with almost no minerals, as explained in Wikipedia) "reverse osmosis" water.
120930
there's an outer plastic "cup" that this filter goes into. Otherwise just the filter has the coffee grounds go all over your Keurig. I got mine at Target, but I'm sure Amazon sells one. It's about $10.00,
2157711
You need the My Kcup reusable filters. They come in a yellow,black and white box. If you look on Amazon at the Keurig 300 series and scroll down you will see them. Please note these filters have no top. I made the same mistake but now I am using these filters and all is well?
1143010
We live in an area with a great amount of minerals in the water. I am suspect that it is your water that is creating your problem here, not the coffee maker. The reason I say that is because it has happened to my coffee maker also, and I do not have a Bunn. I was constantly cleaning up the "crud" after a few brews. We were going through coffee makers like a kid in a candy store. Heat seems to make the minerals gather together fast. Just an observation on my part....I am no scientist. I began to use bottled distilled or spring water in my coffee maker and no more mineral deposit problem. Actually, the coffee did taste fresher. I appreciate reading your response, because I know that I am not the only one with this water problem, and I will keep using bottled spring or distilled water for my coffee! Oh.....and I am going to buy a Bunn!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for your input.
1642938
sorry i am not sure, but on my Breville non keurig in the water filtration system i take out a plastic handle where the water sits and on the bottom i lift the lid and i take out the old cartridge. on yours i would suggest that you look on the Breville web site it is very helpful. good luck