Hope it’s IceCoffee...
Coffee drinkers
Easier for DaGeneral...??✌?
Oh shit, this ain’t the chat thread!!?
Had to retire "Old Betsy", my 5 1/2 year old Keurig K155. Her pump was moaning like a demon, taking a long time to get water pumped through. I had a new one waiting on deck pending her imminent demise, fired her up and am enjoying a nice cup right now, delivered with 1/4 the noise and time involved...
Been using Keurigs for a least 10 years now and have learned the following.'
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[*]Keurig consumer brewers only last 14 months w/a 1-year warranty.
[*]Cuisinart K-Cup brewers last 2-4 years, but with a 3-year warranty, you usually get 1 freebie
[*]Keurig commercial brewers last well over the 1-year warranty period, in our case 5.5 years so the extra $ are amortized over the longer time, making them the better buy. They also let you adjust the temp up to 198 °F for that really hot cup of coffee.
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Veni. Vidi. Cepi. - with apologies to Gaius Julius Caesar
Had to retire "Old Betsy", my 5 1/2 year old Keurig K155. Her pump was moaning like a demon, taking a long time to get water pumped through. I had a new one waiting on deck pending her imminent demise, fired her up and am enjoying a nice cup right now, delivered with 1/4 the noise and time involved...
Been using Keurigs for a least 10 years now and have learned the following.'
[LIST=1]
[*]Keurig consumer brewers only last 14 months w/a 1-year warranty.
[*]Cuisinart K-Cup brewers last 2-4 years, but with a 3-year warranty, you usually get 1 freebie
[*]Keurig commercial brewers last well over the 1-year warranty period, in our case 5.5 years so the extra $ are amortized over the longer time, making them the better buy. They also let you adjust the temp up to 198 °F for that really hot cup of coffee.
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roccus 198* for that really hot cup of coffee (y) ,, i guess no ice :p,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,its mojoe coffee time now,,,,,,,,,**[COLOR=rgb(26, 188, 156)] ><))):>
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Had to retire "Old Betsy", my 5 1/2 year old Keurig K155. Her pump was moaning like a demon, taking a long time to get water pumped through. I had a new one waiting on deck pending her imminent demise, fired her up and am enjoying a nice cup right now, delivered with 1/4 the noise and time involved...
Been using Keurigs for a least 10 years now and have learned the following.'
[LIST=1]
[*]Keurig consumer brewers only last 14 months w/a 1-year warranty.
[*]Cuisinart K-Cup brewers last 2-4 years, but with a 3-year warranty, you usually get 1 freebie
[*]Keurig commercial brewers last well over the 1-year warranty period, in our case 5.5 years so the extra $ are amortized over the longer time, making them the better buy. They also let you adjust the temp up to 198 °F for that really hot cup of coffee.
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5 1/2 yrs not too bad
CornField
5 1/2 yrs not too bad
Actually it was 5 3/4 years, I rechecked my records. At an average of 5 cups per day, that's 10,494 cups means $0.024 brewer cost per cup, or $44 per year. I like that math and worth spending the extra $$ on a commercial machine.
Put her in the basement in case of a catastrophic failure with the new one. Can't live long without caffeine...
Veni. Vidi. Cepi. - with apologies to Gaius Julius Caesar
Actually it was 5 3/4 years, I rechecked my records. At an average of 5 cups per day, that's 10,494 cups means $0.024 brewer cost per cup, or $44 per year. I like that math and worth spending the extra $$ on a commercial machine.
Put her in the basement in case of a catastrophic failure with the new one. Can't live long without caffeine...
Worth every penny!!!
Amazes me how many people go to starbucks, 7-11, etc multiple times a day for their coffee
I can't imagine what that costs per day
On a rare occasion I'll stop for a 7-11 coffee if i'm out on the road, cold/wet, etc but for the most part it's full a pot of coffee every morning between me and the wife and a k cup here and there to hold me over
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