Keurig K-Classic Single-Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker - K50 - Black: 48oz Capacity, Automatic Shut-Off, Removable Reservoir

A: Hi Jason, thanks for your question. We recommend using bottled or filtered spring water in your Keurig coffee maker. Coffee and tea are over 98% water so quality water is necessary for a good coffee, tea or iced beverage. We do not recommend distilled water in your Keurig coffee maker as it can change the taste profile of your coffee by making it bitter, and may cause brewing results to vary.

A: I have never used distilled water! sting water or purified water works well. it also doesn't clog the machine with minerals.

A: a blind eld woman who heard abt this but wsnt sure abt the filt wter, neither was the woman who went w/ her. I am consider a single Serv Kurig for my count Thank you

A: No but I use distilled water anyway. Bottled spring water contains minerals that may ultimately build up (deposits) and cause clogging. My Keurig (special edition) is almost 10 years old and it is still working! Clogs once in a while but only due to swiss miss chocolate kcup. No problem with calcification. Paper clip helps everytime.

A: I highly recommend calling the customer service number...mine stopped working suddenly and when I called they talked me through each step until the problem was resolved ( amazing what a paper clip can fix) Thank you Keurig support team!

A: The point that pierces the pod is most likely clogged. There’s a tiny opening which needs to be cleared. I clean mine monthly by using a straightened paper clip. You can google how to clean your machine. Be sure to unplug your Keurig machine first.

A: Agree with the previous response about unclogging the metal piece that pierces the pods. Keurig has EXCELLENT customer service, if you phone them they will walk you step by step to troubleshoot your machine, if it is still unresolved (typically cleaning it corrects the problem), but if it persists they send you a new machine.

A: Hi Rose and thank you for your question. We're sorry to hear you are having problems with your brewer and want to help. Please call our Customer Service team at 866-901-2739. We will be more than happy to resolve your issue. We look forward to hearing from you.

A: We purchased this Keurig K Classic Single Serve with K pods/48 ounce reservoir in store. This coffee maker did not come with a filter or k-pods.

A: Yest, this model does come with a water filter. You can purchase replacement water filter cartridges (2-pack). I change mine every two months as our water is quite hard. Helps keep the machine operating and makes the coffee delicious.

A: Hi and thank you for your question. We would suggest reaching out to Target directly for more specific information on what is included in the pack-up of this item. We hope this information is helpful.

A: Hi Mike and thank you for your question. We're sorry to hear you are having problems with your brewer and want to help. Please call our Customer Service team at 866-901-2739. We will be more than happy to resolve your issue. We look forward to hearing from you.

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A: If you have had and used it daily for several years, it probably needs replacing. I am on my second one and wouldn't be without it. Use it every day and it is so great to have a fresh cup of coffee in a very short time. My first pot lasted between 3 and 4 years. This one is doing great. I do change the filter regularly which I am sure helps to prolong the life of the maker.

A: Hi there. No it does not.

A: Mine came with a variety pack of 5 different flavors.

A: Our brewers are designed to be used with water only. We recommend using bottled or filtered water in your Keurig brewer. Coffee and tea are over 98% water so quality drinking water is necessary for a good coffee, tea or iced beverage. Never use softened water because sodium ions in softened water form a gelatinous mass around the coffee grounds and tea leaves, slowing down the extraction process and causing over-extraction. This can also clog your brewer.

A: Are you serious? No it will back up your machine, possibly clogging it, but above all of that - the residue that would remain in the guts of your machine would sour and not only be hazardous to your health but it would soon begin to smell. . .really bad. I would also recommend "NOT" using a fill yourself pod. The grounds you buy in the store are finer and will float, often spilling over into your machine and cup. Use only manufactured PODS.

A: It’s located where the water goes

A: You simply insert the filter into the water reservoir. Thank you.

A: Hi Joey and thanks for your question. Please visit our support page for helpful instructions and videos for descaling your brewer. Cheers!

A: This brewer is compatible with both k-pods and our Universal My K-cup Reusable Filter. Cheers!

A: Yes. We have never used a filter with ours.

A: Hi Darlene and thank you for your question. The K50 Brewing System dispenses single-serve sizes only. We hope this information is helpful.

A: No it doesnt...just K cups