it only cleans the pod holder. Whether they're Keurig-brand rinse pods or a third-party option, a cleaning pod just can't measure up to a good cleaning. They don't clean the other components of ...

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 ...

Enter Frolic, the machine boldly dubbed the "Keurig of ice cream". With such a statement, we're incredibly intrigued and you should be, too. Available for $525 at Frolic, it uses the pod-based ...

Simply fill the pod with the ground beans ... and when you're done, just rinse it clean. If you're a brand purist, you'll want to grab Keurig's own reusable K-cup that works in all Keurig home ...