PureWater FiltersReusable Filter Basket Designed For Keurig My K-Cup (Pack of 2)

Works like it shouldThere isn't a K-Cup coffee pod out there that can beat grinding your own freshest coffee beans and the average cup of making your own coffee is at a fraction of the costs.There was a person here who posted the perfect permanent method and that is to buy the replacement metal mesh filters from Keurig.com which are $9.99 for a pair.We bought two pair for a total of 5; one came with the coffee maker. We trimmed the edge of a few of the K-Cups we got with our coffee maker for safe keeping. Trimming the edge will allow the metal mesh filter to fit perfect in the "pod" holster and screw the gray lid snugly.We use a Food Saver and Mason Jars to store our coffee. We prepare the filters just prior to loading them each and every day and each and every evening, Cleanup is incredibly easy and reloading them equally easy.The average cost of Paul Newman's brand at Wal-Mart is $9.88 or $10.77 counting 9 percent tax. That's 60 cents per cup which is simply ridiculous. I don't deny you can find it cheaper elsewhere; my problem is I've yet to enjoy a fresh cup of coffee via these little devils.We bought 6 K-Caps and they have their place too but we found the coffee weaker due to having to use less coffee than the metal mesh but come in handy in a pinch.We've done our fair share of experimenting and both K-Caps and the reusable filters and give the nod to the metal filters.For those of you who grind your own beans; we found fine-medium is the same as what are in the pre-made K-cups.To those of you who had some really wonderful tips; thank you very, very much!

I got these in Sept 2017, to replace the filter which came with my Cuisinart coffee maker. I just discarded the first of this set, after 11 months of use, and it worked fine.One thing I've found about them, and the coffee maker itself, is that I have to be careful *not* to fill the filter all the way to the top, because both coffee and tea expand during use; if I fill the filter all the way, I get grounds in my coffee. Instead, I leave about 1/4" clear at top of the filter, and that seems to solve this issue for me.Another issue that I've had, is I sometimes make chai with our machine (I recommend Frontier-brand chai, it is Wonderful!). However, the chai gradually blocks the screen, a little at a time, and after awhile the filter doesn't work any more. I've tried various techniques to try to clean out the goop, but nothing has worked so far. So after awhile I have to replace the filter.Other folks have commented upon quality issues with this filter, but I didn't have any issues at all with my first pair; they are robust and seem quite well made. I've just ordered another pair, if I see a change in quality, I'll update my review.

If you have a Keurig Coffee Maker, these are the filter baskets to purchase. They are the Keurig brand and very well made. I recently received a Keurig coffee maker but the "pods" are costly and the coffee, although very good, is a bit strong for my taste. I like my coffee "black" (nothing added) and have become addicted to Maxwell House. I usually prepare three cups of weak coffee in my conventional coffee maker daily. Well, I made a single cup in my Keurig using one of the Reusable K-Cup Baskets. I couldn't believe the results! The coffee is much better than I experience in my "regular" coffee maker. I doubt that the superior flavor is my imagination but what I had expected to be more effort was making the coffee a cup at a time. It was much easier than using my conventional coffee maker. I have both coffee makers on my kitchen counter. I'll probably "retire" my multi-cup regular coffee maker now. And what is most important is that I won't need to "invest" in expensive prepackaged "pods". I can continue to enjoy my regular coffee. I'm very happy! I did look at some other refillable coffee filters on Amazon and I selected these Keurig filters. I'm glad I did. They are well constructed and should last a long time. Be sure you seat the refillable filter properly. The first time I use it, I didn't have it seated properly and it would not start the brewing process. Scared me for a moment and then I reseated it and all was fine.

I haven't read all 200 plus reviews, but many of the complaints that I've read are because people don't realize this one of three parts. You need the other two parts of the assembly, see this product number B009VIUI04. This assembly has the extra space and the hole in the bottom that the coffee is forced out.The black piece of your Keurig (the part with the needle) twists completely out and this assembly goes in its place. You put coffee in the filter (we use Foldgers no special fine ground) you drop it in the bottom part and twist the top on, and then drop the whole thing in the slot in your Keurig. It works just the way it is supposed to. If you fill the filter completely full you may find a tiny bit of sludge in the bottom of your cup, but not grinds.We got two of these when we got our Keurig 3 years ago, so my wife and I could make two cups at a time without dumping out the filter. The filter part can start to wear out after 3 years, but the other two parts don't so all you need to replace is the filter piece.That is what this is. Two replacement filters, not the entire assembly. I bought these in January and it is now June, and they're working. In fact, I might go make another cup.

Not worth buying cheap. Our mesh split on both baskets after a couple of weeks use.

Great service and outstanding product. Better than what came with the coffee maker. Very satisfied!

Great and price is good