[Electronics-talk] another thought on Keurig coffee makers

[tina sohl]

I think my father-in-law said to use the end of a paper clip to clean 
in the needle that it should get in there and clean it. that is what he 
does with theirs
Original message:
> It might not be such a thing with the tea and stuff, but the few times I
> brewed hot chocolate with those pods, it gets the nozel thing gummy with the
> coco. You can run vinegar through it to clean it, but I thought there was a
> Keurig cleaner you can get that is especially made for those. One of the old
> machines that finally broke, mom and I vinegared, and it didn't seem to help
> too much, but we probably waited too long and the motor was still sounding
> funky.

> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Elizabeth Campbell via Electronics-talk"
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> To: <electronics-talk at nfbnet.org>
> Cc: "Elizabeth Campbell" <batescampbell at gmail.com>
> Sent: Monday, September 07, 2015 3:53 PM
> Subject: [Electronics-talk] another thought on Keurig coffee makers


>> Hi everyone,



>> I apologize for chiming in so late on this thread.

>> I know there are a lot of discussions of the Keurig 2.0 system which
>> sounds
>> great, but it also sounds to me like a totally blindperson would have
>> difficulty using the functions available on the touch screen.

>> Several months ago, I replaced my mini brewer with the K-45 brewing system
>> from Keurig.

>> The k-45 is very easy to operate and features a series of buttons labeled
>> small, medium and large. There is also an on-off button and another button
>> that you can push so that the machine shuts off after two hours. Its
>> default
>> setting is that the machine is always on, but I don't think that is a good
>> idea.

>> The K-45 also has a water reservoir on the left side of the machine which
>> is
>> very easy to remove, or you can leave it attached to the Keurig and pour
>> water in as needed.

>> I like this model because when the unit is on, the water stays hot, and
>> the
>> coffee brews very quickly.

>> You can also use the Keurig for other beverages such as tea, cocoa and hot
>> cider. I haven't used the pods for the cider or cocoa as I'm concerned it
>> will lead to cleaning the unit more often.

>> Anyway, I wanted to pass along my experiences.



>> Best regards.



>> Liz

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