Solofill Cup, Refillable Cup For Keurig Single serve cups Brewers, Red and Black, 1 Count (Pack of 2)

My boyfriend bought me a Keurig to cheer me up, and of course my mom was instantly thrilled to have one! We have a big family. It is my mom, my brother (18), my little brother (9), myself (23) and my boyfriend (27). So naturally everyone except me drinks coffee but I was excited to try the different flavors of teas, ciders, and etc that Keurig offers.Well, I did my research and paying 1 dollar for each container was a little pricy so I found this item. The reviews were very positive for the most part, and seemed to be the best option for my family.I have had it for several days now, and it has worked perfectly. We go through about 10 of these a day because everyone drinks a lot of coffee, and the fact that you can use any store brand coffee in it is awesome.I have made my teas right after their coffee as well and I do not taste any after flavors or anything. This item stays closed, doesn't overfill my Keurig, and makes a wonderful cup of coffee according to my family.So I would definitely suggest it to try. I think it is the easiest item to clean, just like a filter you pour out the old coffee, and rinse it out briefly. I haven't had any issues with it opening except once where my 9 year old brother overfilled it with coffee trying to surprise my mom.Update 4/25/2013So I initially purchased this item a year ago when I first got the Keurig. We are still using the SAME one! Isn't that crazy? My mom still drinks 6-7 cups of coffee and she says that it doesn't make the coffee weak. I think it has to do with the type of coffee you purchase cause she uses starbucks brand coffee. And my mom enjoys dark coffee so I truly believe she means this filter does the trick! I still think this little guy is super easy to clean, and filling it up does take practice. However, even if you over fill it, the water still goes through, and just leaves some grains in your cup. If you think your coffee is too watery, something may be wrong with your keurig or your filter. The only other thing I can think of is that you just like mud for coffee...As for the piece breaking, we actually are really rough with ours, and it hasn't broken yet this whole time. If it breaks right away, if may be a defect of the product cause ours is still alive and kicking.I would suggest getting multiple ones though. I use one for regular coffee, one for decaf, and my brother tries using one for teas (not sure if I trust that). Either way, this makes the keurig a great affordable coffee maker.Update 11/12/2016I kid you not, I still have the same ones I purchase years ago. They are still going strong and haven't broken or lost sturdiness. I am not sure if they are the same quality, but proper care and cleaning will let these bad boys last forever!

I bought these to save money on coffee for my Keurig, just like most others. I had read lots of reviews, watched you tube videos, etc when deciding what to get. The first time we used it, it leaked ALL OVER. I was so disappointed, but not super surprised because it seems that every one of these type of reusable coffee "thingys" did that. I have now owned them for a few months and have used them probably 25 times (I also still buy the disposable type and use those occasionally) and more often than not they work great. They do occasionally leak and I have to hold my coffee cup up to the brewer to catch the liquid that seems to spill over from no man's land... but that is the exception. I can't quite tell why this sometimes happens because it appears that my "conditions" are the same each time, but my solution is to just stay by the brewer until I can see what this time will be like. No biggie. To me, it is worth it to have the option to brew my coffee shop coffee. I don't grind my own, just buy the Starbucks pre-ground coffee from the grocery store. Given the $$ and landfill savings, the few times it doesn't work perfectly aren't really a big deal to me.

I purchased the three pack and gave one to my daughter to try in her Keurig. I am a big coffee drinker so cannot afford to pay the high price of the packets. Way too expensive!! I would not have bought the Keurig without the ability to use these refillable units. I read some reviews of the insert Keurig sells. But this requires removing the existing packet holder. Reviewers complained of the Keurig product leaking and not working very well. AND....it is more expensive than the Solofill as well.The Solofill units are extremely well-made and durable. After about six weeks of use I am a big fan of these. Just buy whatever coffee you want and fill the cup with it. Place it in the Keurig (there is an arrow corresponding to the back arrow on the Keurig coffee maker) and it brews your coffee. One tip....do not fill this to the brim. I like to put the coffee in and leave a bit of space at the top. This prevents leaking and I believe lets the water do more work for you. It is important to get the rubber gasket to make a good seal when you close it. That means there should not be any coffee on the rim or on the seal. Easy to deal with once you do it a few times. I like to brew the largest cup size. One thing nice about filling your own packet is that you can make stronger or weaker coffee to your or others' particular liking.This unit goes right into the Keurig just like your regular packets. Once the coffee brews, just take it out, tap out the coffee in the garbage (or save it for your garden in a container) and rinse it using your sink sprayer. It cleans up quickly. I just love this invention. It works perfectly. At first I noticed a few drips and leaks, but then learned not to fill the insert to the top, but leave a bit of room.This is the first time I have ever written a product review. The reason I did it is to tell you that I am an ecstatic fan of this product. I would like to shake the hands of all involved in designing it and bringing it to market. So, bottoms up! Enjoy great coffee without busting your budget!!

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