can it be used in Keurig and Senseo coffeemakers that are stopped up with mineral deposits?
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I don't have either of those units, but in my drip coffee makers it works. I do a 50/50 mix with filtered water. Run it through 3 or 4 times (letting the water cool between cleanings). This product works great on mineral deposits around the sink. It will tarnish Chrome if left on too long.
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Like "RG", I have no direct experience with either a Keurig or Senseo coffee maker. I should assume that LimeOut would work well...but I don't know. Sorry. :-((
864678
i don't think so, manufacturers like to protect their product so you will probably only be able to use Nespresso coffee/capsules
1617044
This strength and grind is for the Keurig. You may be able to use it in a metal teaball??? Best to just buy loose or bagged tea
1097738
This coffee is grounded. It can be used in a regular coffee maker or a new one.
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If you purchase ground coffee (as I do) there will be some sediment in the bottom of the carafe. You can go to http://icoffee.com/component/hikashop/product/listing?Itemid=108 and order a basket filter at no charge if your coffeemaker didn't come with one. Remington must have realized this issue and designed a fix. I use the basket filter and it works well at removing the sediment.
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Only if you don't want to use it again. This acid is pretty potent stuff, reminds of MEK which I handled at a previous job. I would try baking soda and vinegar for your coffee maker. Use one-third cup vinegar and half cup baking soda.
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Calcium deposits have build up on most coffee makers I have owned. I just use a tooth brush around the areas I can see and reach with hot water.The filters edges sit along the filter baskets housing. I bought a golden filter basket here on amazon together with these pods. The pods sit in the center of the basket above. The boiled water shoots on the pod. The water accumulates along the filter area and gets soaked into the filter and eventually drips into the filter basket with coffee. I like the set up in my coffee maker. You get plenty of filters for what you pay for.
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You might want to ask Peet's directly. It's a fairly fine grind. We use it in reusable K-cups in our Keurig brewer.
712246
Yes it can. There are specific instructions on the jar for using in a Keurig machine.
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I don't think so, the pods that fit this Pod Maker need to be filled with coffee then place in the Pod Maker to be sealed with heat. I have used this for years for my Senseo single serve coffee machine made by Phillips. I can then use the coffee I prefer.
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Only loose coffee will fit in the machine so you would have to tear the K-cup apart. Just buy any espresso ground coffee in bulk and put 2 heaping teaspoons in the filter. The Senseo makes a much better cup of coffee and it's a lot cheaper.
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I cannot be sure, but the demo video I just watched used the Folgers pods which I have used in my Senseo in the past. You can get a smaller package of these filters from Amazon if you'd like to try them first.
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This permanent filter is designed to work best with a standard grind of coffee. If the coffee is ground too fine, it may not produce the most desirable result.
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I don't think so as it uses a pressure system to inject water into it before dispensing it. Whereas K-cups it is more of a drip style after it has punctured the k-cup. You'll probably/will end up with terrible coffee if you use these in non-iperespresso machines.
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It's probably not a good idea to let the grinder run much without coffee in it. Metal grinding on metal is never healthy for a machine. You can put extra coffee in the hopper and just set the "cups" setting to the minimum, then only use the ground coffee you actually need.
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Dorothy, that's actually a very good question, and I don't have the answer. I also have a Keurig with its filter but never thought about this question. Probably Keurig is the best place to get an answer though they'll probably want us to use their filter too.
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It's so finely ground it may have a lot of sediment using a regular coffee maker