On the road with a Keurig Coffee Maker
I've already done the search and didn't learn much. I'm taking a cross country trip with my tt and would love to take the Keurig from the house. Some say to dump all the water then refill it and f...
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rrupert wrote:BubbaChris wrote:
Do you have to take your current Kuerig?
I bought my wife the baby one for a gift this year. It's the one where you put in the one cup's worth of water before starting the cycle. Very easy and there's no tank to worry about.
I imagine it would travel very well.
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x3....'cept I bought the machine for me, not her! The extra time to wiat for it to brew, compared to the bigger ones, is no big deal either since I'm not really in a hurry when camping.
I have a center kitchen and left mine on the counter once for a short trip. When I arrived, I found the little rubbery footprints from the machine traced all over the counter like it had swung back and forth at the limit of the cord length.....where the outlet a loose fit, it would have been on the floor.....
