Ok it is our second machine but that was before I learned about the "extra" cleaning trick....
We have had a few problems with this one too, but those were fixed (I learned about the wonderful "paper clip" trick from Keurig Customer Service) and I get to have coffee at the drop of a pod, so to speak.
The wonderful thing is that we rarely "throw out" left over coffee .... I do still have a regular coffeemaker (shhhh its for big company visits) but I don't use that one very often.
My husband saw a commercial for the newest Keurig system and thought it would make a great addition to the "family". Yesterday a big box arrived at my door, with ...
you guess it the Keurig RIVO!
So now on my counter is a "regular" Keurig and the Rivo .... give us a few weeks and we will have a review of the Keurig Rivo to share with you.
I have to say that we are espresso and cappuccino lovers in this house so it could be getting a definite detailed workout!
I can't wait ... what would you be having first? A cappuccino or espresso? It's too cold here for any of those iced coffee drinks a la Starbucks but those will be for the summer I'm sure.
What flavors would you use?
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Oh Oh OH you lucky lady.....I would have it all and in one night! How about a cinnamon mocha with whipped cream and drizzle a lil carmel on top?
Please let me know the extra cleaning trick.
You need to use a jumbo paper clip that you open up and use to unclog the holes that surround the needle that punctures the k-cup. You unplug the machine and put the paperclip into all 3 holes (the one in the back is hard to locate) to move any coffee "flakes" that have gone into the water holes. You just need to be really careful so you don't in the summer or put the needle through your finger
Go to YouTube and search for cleaning your Keurig and watch those I've seen it a few times.
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