bug in Keurig...yuck! what would you do...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would thank my lucky stars for the excuse to get rid of the machine that makes foul-tasting colored water, and go buy myself a real coffee maker.

This.

[Anonymous]

OP, do you ever eat in a restaurant after taking a thorough look at the kitchen? Hope not!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would thank my lucky stars for the excuse to get rid of the machine that makes foul-tasting colored water, and go buy myself a real coffee maker.

This.

My kcups make delicious coffee on the go. I use the coffee maker in the morning and the keurig for filling my to-go cups when I want a cup for the road.

[Anonymous]

Go with the vinegar method. That's what you do to descend the machine, and after all of that steaming hot water shoots through it enough, you're fine.

[Anonymous]

I would throw it out because I am just looking for any reason to throw out my stupid bitter tasting Keurig. I wish I had just ponied up for a real esspresso machine and been done with it. I am a sucker for whatever a masseuse "advises" me to do while placing hot stones on my back in a dark room. "you really should get one" said the thin, oily masseur at the high end resort, "everyone uses them up here...". !@#%***! They're just okay and mostly bitter and cost $200.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would throw it out because I am just looking for any reason to throw out my stupid bitter tasting Keurig. I wish I had just ponied up for a real esspresso machine and been done with it. I am a sucker for whatever a masseuse "advises" me to do while placing hot stones on my back in a dark room. "you really should get one" said the thin, oily masseur at the high end resort, "everyone uses them up here...". !@#%***! They're just okay and mostly bitter and cost $200.

There are over 400 varieties of kcups. You've tried each one? All 400 brands are bitter? Really? I doubt that.

[Anonymous]

The Keurig. It is pretty high on the list of First world wants.

[Anonymous]

Also, the fricking thing does not make coffee hot enough. 97º? Really? My kettle goes to 212º which is what coffee really needs to be filtered through g$@#$$***!m first world yuppie piece of shiny crap.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Also, the fricking thing does not make coffee hot enough. 97º? Really? My kettle goes to 212º which is what coffee really needs to be filtered through g$@#$$***!m first world yuppie piece of shiny crap.

Yup. Hence the "foul-tasting colored water" comment.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wonder why there was a need to give the brand name of the coffee pot? Never knew folks could be pretentious about coffee makers!!

Not even gonna address the bug issue; stop being absurd!

Keurig a one of a kind, a type of brewing machine. It's not a brand name per say because there isn't really any other names to call it. It's not a coffee maker, it's a single kcup brew machine.

Yes, but how is this relevant to finding a bug in it? This argument would be valid if there was a mechanical issue. Otherwise, it's silly to stress what type of coffee maker it is.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Keurig. It is pretty high on the list of First world wants.

Give it a rest. 99% of the stuff people complain about on DCUM is first-world specific. Can you just register a standing objection and let it go, already?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Keurig. It is pretty high on the list of First world wants.

Give it a rest. 99% of the stuff people complain about on DCUM is first-world specific. Can you just register a standing objection and let it go, already?

Calm down, citizen. Have you not had a your Keurig today?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Keurig. It is pretty high on the list of First world wants.

Give it a rest. 99% of the stuff people complain about on DCUM is first-world specific. Can you just register a standing objection and let it go, already?

You need a K-cup enema, citizen.