Why Is My Keurig Giving Me Coffee Grounds?
There are a few reasons why your Keurig may be giving you coffee grounds in your cup. One of the most common reasons is that the needle that punctures the K-Cup may be clogged or dirty. This can cause the coffee to come out slower and not fully filter through the K-Cup, resulting in coffee grounds in your cup. Additionally, if you are using a reusable K-Cup, it may not be filled properly or the filter could be damaged, leading to grounds in your coffee. Finally, if your Keurig is old or has been used frequently without proper cleaning, the internal components may be worn and no longer functioning properly, causing grounds to get into your coffee.