You can run a rinse cycle on your Keurig by placing a cup under the machine, leaving the pod holder empty, and pressing the brew button. You may need to do this a couple of times until the water is ...

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Run a brew of just water—no K-Cup—on the largest size setting. You can also do this by using one of Keurig's Rinse Pods in place of a K-Cup. How to Descale Your Keurig Coffee Maker.

Keurig recommends using a Rinse Pod weekly. Just pop one into the machine and run an 8-ounce brew cycle. You'll then want to run a cycle with fresh water before you make your next cup of coffee.

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Keurig's New Coffee Pods Really Are Sustainable — But There's a Catch The company is rolling out completely plastic-free and compostable pods by 2025. Here's everything you need to know.