Whoever said you can't mix and match Keurig machines with Nespresso pods didn't know this secret hack. Everyone's heard the horror stories of incompatible pod use: Brewing issues, lousy coffee, and ...

If it works for your scenario, it is unequivocally the best way to move. Very flexible, low cost, little chance of scam. Can always hire day laborers to move stuff in/out of the containers, if needed.

The main appeal of a Keurig versus a regular drip coffee maker is its convenience: Pop a pod in, press a few buttons, and you've got a fresh, hot cup of coffee. But your Keurig does require a bit of ...

It's well noted that single-use coffee pods are bad for the environment, and the unwaning popularity of Nespresso (damn you, George Clooney) isn't helping. So it's a wise move for the caffeine ...

I used PODS for an in-town move where the stuff had to stay in a warehouse for a few months (new construction wasn't ready yet.)<br><br>Their corporate website is a nightmare of user-unfriendliness, ...

SCRANTON, Pa. — Coffee pods have become a convenient way for many of us to start our day with a cup of joe or as a pick-me-up in the afternoon, but what do you do with it once you use it? "Most people ...

An article published in the journal ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering brings good news for coffee buffs: the plastic in used coffee pods can be recycled to make filament for 3D printers, ...