Re: Keurig TSV - October 2, 2024 - Page 2

Sakuya · ‎02-15-2011

I had heard that original Keurig sold to another company. The machines made after the sale are not the same quality and that is why do not last as long as the original.

Everyone in my extended family had a Keurig at one point and are slowly moving over to Nespresso. I am not a coffee drinker but my family is so we have both. Actually, two different Nespresso makers and a Keurig. I call it Coffee Corner.

Dom23 · ‎10-20-2023

Yes, You can buy the storage drawer separately.... Amazon and Walmart have similar versions for around 15-20 dollars. Keurig does have one on their website as well for 23.99 with a coupon code...

One Day At A Time....

CamilleP · ‎03-09-2010

I went back through my order history, saw the price was $20 more, and found out last year's model also had a storage drawer, it was just a lot smaller, about half as wide. You can only stack the brewer on top of it if you put the water resevoir on the back of the machine. Since that isn't practical on my counter, I don't use it that way. I did get the two glass jars, which I do store K-cups in, though they are probably for ground coffee, since they have silicone seals on their lids. I also got the "myKcup" fitting for the brewer, and, as I remembered, the frother. I've only used that during the holidays to froth eggnog for lattes. Today's deal is pretty equivalent, value-wise, but the bigger storage drawer is way better than the all-plastic one I got. I did go to Amazon, and you can get the Keurig-branded drawer there, as well as a whole boatload of other devices very similar in design. I need to measure to see what the biggest one I can fit is, and whether it will let me fit the whole kit-n-kaboodle under my cabinets. To everyone who buys this year's model, I hope you all enjoy yours as much as I've enjoyed mine!

JeanLouiseFinch · ‎10-03-2011

No thanks. I have given up on junk Keurigs and won't buy another. I'll put my Ninja up against one any day.

Caaareful Shopper · ‎10-09-2012

Over a 10 year period a while ago, I had 4 Keurigs. They were so undependable for me.

I finally switched and got my Nespresso. Absolutely the best thing I ever did for my love of coffee.

That coffee/storage drawer is everywhere; I got mine from Amazon.

Group 5 minus 1 · ‎03-11-2010

After watching some serious TV,thought I'd switch and watch the TSV presentation. Too difficult to watch-too much caffeine (what should I expect it's a coffee pot) anyway couldn't watch more that a few seconds.

Carmie · ‎10-25-2010

@Sunshine Kate wrote:

Just like most things nowadays, these coffeemakers are not made well.

You're lucky you got a good quality made coffeemaker.

I'm on my 3rd Keurig in 2024.

I have the exact model of Keurig as the TSV. I bought mine from Costco as soon as this model was released.

We love it and used it for a few months. When the descale light came on, I descaled the unit per the directions. After that, it wouldn't brew.

I called Keurig to see if we could trouble shoot this model and get it working and they just said to throw it out and they would send me a new one.

I got a new one two days later. They shipped it for free.

My husband in the meantime, went out on YouTube to see if the broken one could be fixed. He found a video that showed that there is a reset button inside of the unit.

He took apart the coffee maker and found the reset button...and it worked.

I still have my " old" Keurig in use and the one that was sent to replace it is still in the box unused.

Keurig needs to redesign their coffee makers. The reset button needs to be in a place that is convienent. Maybe they count on people just replacing them before they have to.

It sounds like a dumb concept to me. If I had another Keurig that " died" before it's time, I would again, call the company.

Adding: I know that you can reset a Keurig after descaling by holding down a couple of buttons on the top of the machine, but when that doesn't work, there is an additional reset button inside of the machine.

hkrgrl · ‎03-13-2022

easy pass for me.

i don't want my water sitting in plastic, running through plastic and into my coffee. Yuck!!

i use Chemex coffee pot, easy to use, easy on the enviroment ( keurig and k-cups which all wind up in a landfill) and tastes great!!

JeanLouiseFinch · ‎10-03-2011

@hkrgrl wrote:
easy pass for me.
i don't want my water sitting in plastic, running through plastic and into my coffee. Yuck!!

i use Chemex coffee pot, easy to use, easy on the enviroment ( keurig and k-cups which all wind up in a landfill) and tastes great!!

Aluminum too, @hkrgrl, from the kcup seals. Our situation isn't perfect, but for us it's ok. Our Ninja can brew loose grounds or can use kcups. We use loose grounds with a stainless steel filter and fill with water daily as needed, so it isn't sitting in plastic. The internal workings of the coffeemaker are probably plastic though.

KarenK · ‎11-13-2010

Camille - I bought several of these storage drawers separately earlier this year and they are on clearance for $25. See item # K90127. They are nice and I recommend them.